christopheraden
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Programmers have unit tests, statisticians have model checking. Be careful! A disregard for a model's underlying assumptions can invalidate the conclusion.
Email: christopherBaden at gmail.
Known Languages: C (used infrequently), Python (used somewhat regularly), R (used daily), SAS (thankfully, used infrequently), SQL (used daily), Profanity (used daily).
Statistical Interests: Computational statistics, Bayesian inference, "embarrassingly parallel" statistical algorithms.
Applied Interests: Fraud, Data Science, Experimental Design, Interpretable Machine Learning
Favorite Reading Topics: The Hadleyverse (and most other R topics), parallel/concurrent programming, machine learning, applied statistical analyses
Religion: Bayesian
- Evidence Confirms That D-Wave Computers Are Truly Quantum (businessinsider.com)
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The last time I took a plunge into web development, I was a teenager, it was the early 2000s, and it was still considered cool to design your website in Dreamweaver with Flash and Shockwave plugins. I have a feeling…
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I don't work among programmers. Everyone on my team has a statistics degree, and most only had one or two CS classes in their undergraduate (for many, this was 15-25 years ago) and do not follow any of the practices or…
- Yahoo’s broken glass ceiling (bostonglobe.com)