#Graphs

Isaac Stone Fish

isaacstonefish

Someone tell the WSJ not to publish these misleading graphs that RELY ON OFFICIAL CHINESE STATISTICS to make it seem like China's handling the coronavirus far better than Americans. https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-coronavirus-economic-reopening-

Carl T. Bergstrom

CT_Bergstrom

1. In tracking #COVID19 I make frequent use of @jburnmurdoch's semi-log plots of daily death by country. A semi-log plot is helpful because a slope on a semi-log graph corresponds

Harry Facts.

HarryFacts

For anyone who’s interested, we broke down 1D’s vocal leadership, our interest being how much Harry Styles participated.We used three data points:•Amount of solos•Leading choruses•Opening songsHere are the graphs for

🐾Jon🐾McPhetres🐾

JonMcphetres

New Preprint! Ever wonder what non-scientists think about the effect sizes that psychologists report?@GordPennycook and I wondered just that…Turns out lay people think that even the largest effects (d =

David Rodger-Goodwin

MrGoodwin23

1/5 Old me versus new me been asked a lot recently about use of colour and is it a No No. The answer is no it isn’t a no no...restraint

Bobby

CFCRole

Thread: Why Denis Zakaria is one of the most underrated players in the Bundesliga Denis Zakaria has had a sensational season and I’m sure he’ll carry it on. He’s been

Bobby

CFCRole

Thread: How would Thomas Partey transform either Arsenal or Man Utd Before we start, all stats used are per 90 minutes (P90) in all games from CL and players leagues.

Melanie Thompson

drmt

Sooooo.... In light of today's decision to open some very high-touch businesses in #GA, where are we really with testing and our curves for cases, hosp & death?? Testing: we

Daniel Reeders

engagedpractx

A quick thread: you know how all those ~data guys~ were circulating homebrew graphs that did little more than illustrate an exponential function starting with data from Australia’s Covo testing

Jason Hickel

jasonhickel

As we await the new US commitment on emissions reductions, we should keep two simple facts in mind:First, the US is responsible for 40% of global emissions in excess of

Matthew A. Kraft

MatthewAKraft

#academictwitter It's time to update how we teach about effect sizes & the policy relevance of research findings. Here are some resources: 1) I'm hopeful my paper can serve as

Jeff Weir(d)

InsightsMachine

1. Last night I started working on a #Covid19 dashboard for New Zealand that scrapes data from https://www.health.govt.nz/our-work/diseases-and-conditions/covid-19-novel-coronavirus/covid-19-current-situation/covid-19-current-casesToday I'm tryin

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sleeby_b

I was a truscum for a while and let me tell you that shit is BONKERS don't listen to truscum, don't fall into their bait to engage, just... Don't Friend

Gro-Tsen

gro_tsen

I'd say there are two different approaches to understanding and modelling the way population heterogeneity affects the attack rate and/or herd immunity threshold for an epidemic: top-down or bottom-up. •1/19

Hold2

Hold2LLC

US Update: 8/31/20Graph 1: Daily Deaths + Current Hospitalizations- Hospitalizations continue falling rapidly- Reported Deaths DOWN 97 W-o-W (17%)- 14 straight days of W-o-W decline in deaths*Notice the prior 7

X.A. staying 🏡 + 😷 saves lives

xamat

After reading about pros and cons, I am pretty convinced that graphs and stats about #COVID19 should be normalized per capita or reported on comparable regions... a [THREAD] 1/15 First