A Poisson Distribution Function and a Cheeseburger Walk into an Airport…
Wow. This is probably the greatest use of statistical analysis I have seen in a long, long time. I’ll leave it to you to read the article, but here’s a […]
Category Archives: Statistics
I Love Being a Huge Stats and Science Nerd
This blog says a lot about me, and one of the things it says about me is that I love statistics and methodology. I’ve recently gotten into learning about Bayesian […]
A History of the United States Congress
Wow There is an overwhelming infograph over at XCCD via A History of the United States Congress. This has got to be one of the best, most compelling data visualizations […]
What Does Regression Towards the Mean…Mean?
I am a huge baseball fan. It is, by far and away, my favorite sport. On some nights, I’ll watch an East Coast game followed by a West Coast game […]
Adventures in trying to Publish My Dissertation (or, Not All Research Outcomes Are What They Seem)
After going through another agonizing application, interview and match process to land myself a post doctoral fellowship (got a great one!), I took a long, hard earned hiatus from all […]
It’s snowing over at the Buddin Research Dynamo!
Yes, it’s sort of true. While I most often try to be the rainmaker, I find that a change is sometimes in order. So, I decided to take WordPress up […]
Shiny New Web Site!
The Official Buddin Research Dynamo Web Site was launched yesterday, and I have to say that I am absolutely ecstatic. It’s my first attempt at a site, and I built […]
Choosing the Correct Statistical Test
Any analysis should begin with knowing how you’ll ultimately want to examine your data. This is, of course, a product of formulating good research questions and hypotheses. I decided to […]
