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- The sexy job in the next ten years
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- On time series and stochastics
- Time series analysis of public health data
- Least squares explained simply, and in video
- But you can show equivalence
- You can’t increase power to prove the null
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Averages and relationships and trends and graphs are not always what they seem. There may be more in them than meets the eye, and there may be a good deal less.
—Darrel Huff in How to Lie With Statistics
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