Arjun Gupta | The Knight of Steel
@knightofsteel.bsky.social
Psychologist from 🇮🇳. Enjoy learning about #psychology, #stats and #researchmethods. Teach stats to students recreationally. Depression survivor (it's a long story)
Arsenal & DC fan. (Depression unrelated)
Here to learn from smart people
Arsenal & DC fan. (Depression unrelated)
Here to learn from smart people
my undergrad training in stats told me (at least covertly) that no statistical difference is the same as no effect or difference. That’s not accurate!
They are two different claims & need to be analysed differently. Learned new stuff thanks to @mzloteanu.bsky.social on equivalence Testing
They are two different claims & need to be analysed differently. Learned new stuff thanks to @mzloteanu.bsky.social on equivalence Testing
July 24, 2025 at 11:02 AM
my undergrad training in stats told me (at least covertly) that no statistical difference is the same as no effect or difference. That’s not accurate!
They are two different claims & need to be analysed differently. Learned new stuff thanks to @mzloteanu.bsky.social on equivalence Testing
They are two different claims & need to be analysed differently. Learned new stuff thanks to @mzloteanu.bsky.social on equivalence Testing
Attending this lecture by @steamtraen.eu about scientific error. Absolutely fascinating stuff. Felt like I found a community committed to truth that I didn't know I had.
July 23, 2025 at 9:47 AM
Attending this lecture by @steamtraen.eu about scientific error. Absolutely fascinating stuff. Felt like I found a community committed to truth that I didn't know I had.
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You can't intellectualize the entire universe, man. Can you "measure" time? Could one "quantify" intelligence, or "weigh" a human heart? You’re gonna “test” my blood alcohol level?? Give me back my gun, officer, and be on your way.
April 13, 2024 at 4:13 PM
You can't intellectualize the entire universe, man. Can you "measure" time? Could one "quantify" intelligence, or "weigh" a human heart? You’re gonna “test” my blood alcohol level?? Give me back my gun, officer, and be on your way.
There are way too many confusing interpretations for a confidence interval out there. Can any of my ~50 followers help me understand how they are to be interpreted?
I'm told the "x% probability that parameter is between [L] and [U]" is not accurate. What is it then?
I'm told the "x% probability that parameter is between [L] and [U]" is not accurate. What is it then?
November 13, 2024 at 11:40 AM
There are way too many confusing interpretations for a confidence interval out there. Can any of my ~50 followers help me understand how they are to be interpreted?
I'm told the "x% probability that parameter is between [L] and [U]" is not accurate. What is it then?
I'm told the "x% probability that parameter is between [L] and [U]" is not accurate. What is it then?
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Sharing this R resources database with y'all! For the past 4 years, I have been accumulating resources (mainly free ones) for new & advanced #Rlearners in their programming journey. Feel free to share!
resourcesdatabase.com
#RStats #RResources #learningR #DataScience #Python #R
resourcesdatabase.com
#RStats #RResources #learningR #DataScience #Python #R
resouRces - resouRces: Database of Resources to Learn & Teach R
resourcesdatabase.com
September 27, 2023 at 7:02 PM
Sharing this R resources database with y'all! For the past 4 years, I have been accumulating resources (mainly free ones) for new & advanced #Rlearners in their programming journey. Feel free to share!
resourcesdatabase.com
#RStats #RResources #learningR #DataScience #Python #R
resourcesdatabase.com
#RStats #RResources #learningR #DataScience #Python #R
Following every single researcher/sci comm person I can find here like
an illustration of a llama holding a laptop with the words tap written above it
ALT: an illustration of a llama holding a laptop with the words tap written above it
media.tenor.com
November 10, 2024 at 6:32 AM
Following every single researcher/sci comm person I can find here like
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Pica in medicine refers to the compulsive eating of non edible substances.
It is classified as an eating disorder.
The word pica originates from Latin referring to the magpie which eats indiscriminately.
Pica was described by Hippocrates as “corruption of the blood”
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It is classified as an eating disorder.
The word pica originates from Latin referring to the magpie which eats indiscriminately.
Pica was described by Hippocrates as “corruption of the blood”
2/
November 9, 2024 at 5:03 PM
Pica in medicine refers to the compulsive eating of non edible substances.
It is classified as an eating disorder.
The word pica originates from Latin referring to the magpie which eats indiscriminately.
Pica was described by Hippocrates as “corruption of the blood”
2/
It is classified as an eating disorder.
The word pica originates from Latin referring to the magpie which eats indiscriminately.
Pica was described by Hippocrates as “corruption of the blood”
2/
Is this the place of choice for academics after X? Or is it Mastodon? Or are they just logging off completely?
November 9, 2024 at 9:27 AM
Is this the place of choice for academics after X? Or is it Mastodon? Or are they just logging off completely?
Hi Bluesky! Trying to find some Psychologists here. If you're into academic Psychology/research methods/stats, I'd love to get in touch
November 6, 2024 at 12:01 PM
Hi Bluesky! Trying to find some Psychologists here. If you're into academic Psychology/research methods/stats, I'd love to get in touch