Robert Grant
@rlgrant.bsky.social
dad from hampshire, mostly found on linkedin talking stats
yes, in your example. But your example is unusual, I think. We often have EHR like never/ex/current and research data in pack-years and there isn't a function mapping distinct EHR categories to non-overlapping intervals in pack years.
March 28, 2025 at 12:50 PM
yes, in your example. But your example is unusual, I think. We often have EHR like never/ex/current and research data in pack-years and there isn't a function mapping distinct EHR categories to non-overlapping intervals in pack years.
-and is a really bad mathematical meme that has had a surprising comeback. It should have died out some time ago, because "multiplicand" and such are so unhelpful to everyone. My only concern really is that overdoing it will devalue the vitally important "estimand".
March 25, 2025 at 11:51 AM
-and is a really bad mathematical meme that has had a surprising comeback. It should have died out some time ago, because "multiplicand" and such are so unhelpful to everyone. My only concern really is that overdoing it will devalue the vitally important "estimand".