My talk at Berkeley on Wednesday

Something on Applied Bayesian Statistics

April 27, 4:10-5 p.m., 1011 Evans Hall

I will deliver one of the following three talks:
1. Of beauty, sex, and power: Statistical challenges in estimating small effects
2. Why we (usually) don’t worry about multiple comparisons
3. Parameterization and Bayesian modeling
Whoever shows up on time to the seminar gets to vote, and I’ll give the talk that gets the most votes.

8 thoughts on “My talk at Berkeley on Wednesday

  1. Oh man, I wish I would've learned about this sooner! I'm going to try really hard to make it over, and if I do I'm going to vote for the multiple comparisons talk.

  2. Dear Professor Gelman,

    I went to your talk today! I was so impressed! I am happy that you came all the way to Berkeley to give a presentation. Thank you for talking with me today. I am very grateful that we were able to share our memories of Seth.

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