Quels blogs statistiques recommanderiez-vous?

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Quels blogs de recherche statistique recommanderiez-vous et pourquoi?

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— csgillespie
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J'ai ajouté les blogs dans la question en tant que réponses pour permettre un vote correct afin de trouver les blogs les plus populaires.

— Christian

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http://www.r-bloggers.com/ est un blog regroupant de nombreux blogs qui parlent de statistiques utilisant R, et le hashtag #rstats sur Twitter est également utile. J'écris beaucoup sur les statistiques et la recherche en génétique .

— Stephen Turner
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+1, also for the purpose of learning new statistical tricks (& generally keeping up w/ what's going on) w/ R, you should consider signing up for the R-help (& possibly other) mailing lists as well. Your in-box will be spammed w/ 100 posts a day, but they can easily be ignored & you can just take in a quick note about topics that interest you w/o undue hassle. This will go part way towards covering the needs that r-bloggers serves.

— gung - Reinstate Monica

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Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science from Andrew Gelman is a good blog.

— Christian
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These were both listed in the original question...

— Shane

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By that reasoning another question which asks for the best blogs but lists other blogs in the starting question wouldn't be a duplicate of the question. I think it makes sense to vote on all blogs to find out which are most popular including those already listed in the OP.

— Christian

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The Endeavour sometimes features statistics posts. Otherwise it is mostly around the interplay of computer science and math.

— Benjamin Bannier
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In addition to those already mentioned, I like Rob Hyndman's blog:

http://robjhyndman.com/researchtips/

I guess he's too modest to mention it himself! ;-)

— Darren Wilkinson
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Cosma Shalizi's blog, often talks about statistics, and is always interesting.

— deinst
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It doesn't have an RSS feed though :(

— csgillespie

cscs.umich.edu/~crshalizi/weblog/index.rss

— Rich

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@Colin: The author of the blog would need to put <link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="RSS" href="http://cscs.umich.edu/~crshalizi/weblog/index.rss" /> in his the <head> section of the HTML document for Firefox to pick it up automatically :)

— Daniel Vassallo

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XI'AN'S OG

— Christian
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are there any sas related good blogs as well ?

— ayush biyani

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Darren Wilkinson's research blog

— Christian
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I like Dave Giles' blog Econometrics Beat It has a time series focus, but lots of other interesting things as well. Here's a nice post on the Pythagorean means.

— Dimitriy V. Masterov
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simplystatistics.org is rather good. It is run by three biostatistics professors (Jeff Leek, Roger Peng, and Rafa Irizarry).

http://simplystatistics.org/

— Graeme Walsh
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Luckily now you don't have to spend too much effort finding good blogs. Stats Blogs is a relatively new aggregator which compiles a collection of blogs focused on statistics. A lot of the blogs mentioned are aggregated there.

— Dason
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http://blog.thegrandlocus.com/

This blog mixes basic concepts of statistics, everyday life and research. A must-read.

— gui11aume
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FlowingData is a good read, with an emphasis on data visualization

— M. Berk
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Statistical Ideas at statisticalideas@blogspot.com for a mix of applied finance and theory.

— user46351
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Care to explain your recommendation or acknowledge any relationship to the author?

— Nick Stauner