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A critique of “Naked Statistics” (Or, where is Rev. Bayes?)

We finally got around to reading Charles Wheelan’s 250+ page defense of frequentist methods in his 2013 book “Naked Statistics.” (Curiously, his book was published a year after Nate Silver best-selling tome “The Signal and the Noise,” a book that … Continue reading

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