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Ongoing article board #10

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markjrieke opened this issue Sep 11, 2024 · 0 comments
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Ongoing article board #10

markjrieke opened this issue Sep 11, 2024 · 0 comments

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markjrieke commented Sep 11, 2024

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December

Hey I'm submitting to AAPOR (multipart series?)

  • Here's the abstract & why I'm doing this (see previous tweet examples)
  • Confirmation of bias/variance reduction in continuous outcomes
  • Confirmation (mostly) of bias/variance reduction in binary outcomes
  • Simulation --- how much correlation is needed to see variance reduction
  • Simulation --- can improve parameter estimates by incorporating reported uncertainty directly.
  • Notes:
    • see the linked paper in this tweet
    • See this thread in which I replicate the results for a unit-level continuous outcome, but not for a unit-level binary outcome
    • See this tweet in which I admit the folly of my ways

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Concrete

  • election model in detail (thicc math)
  • a non-centered parameterization of the multivariate student-t distribution (see here for how to add $\nu$ as a parameter, rather than data)
  • Math and randomness of DnD
  • Error handling / tryCatch wrappers
  • Shipping a quarto document as a part of a package
  • Quarto code factories: write a variable number of quarto sections in a report
  • How you can extract a distribution for the probability of an event when probability isn't a model parameter

Theoretical

  • Information removal in Bayesian models (i.e., can we simply subtract from the log-prob "undo" prior information/data we want to forget?)
  • Half-normal parameter recovery (if I figure it out lol)
  • modeling from first principles: basketball
  • NCAA march madness forecast (difficult difficult lemon difficult)
  • Measuring pollster herding
    • feels like you should be able to get a state level measurement of how much a pollster herds by comparing the probability of their result (given a trendline) to a uniform distribution over (0:1)
    • degree of herding depends on the model/qty of polls
    • not sure how this should affect an average

See here for conf materials from 2024

Vague interest

  • competing risk analysis
  • decision theory -- I have x budget, how to allocate
  • N choose K as a likelihood
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