Newsletter #5/6

2026-03-26
The latest newsletter (Fall and Winter activities) related to our research project on algorithmic fairness and insurance markets is finally out Newsletter_2026_5 Get back to us if you want more details or just to share some feedbacks… Une version en français est également disponible …

What major works of literature were written after age of 85? 75? 65?!

2026-03-26
(EDIT: removed a couple of false positives based on comments from people) This is Witold. The other day we were discussing with Andrew if there are major works in fiction published by authors over age of 85. [A few years … Continue reading → …

Why and how to do Bayes for clinical trials: Our comments on the recent FDA draft guidance, and reactions to two comments by others

2026-03-26
The Journal of the American Medical Association recently contacted me to ask for a comment on a recent Draft Guidance for Industry from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on the use of Bayesian methodology in clinical trials of drug … Continue reading → …

Frank Harrell on why and how to do Bayes for clinical trials and the recent FDA draft guidelines

2026-03-26
Witold, Erik, and I just published a paper in JAMA commenting on the recent FDA draft guidelines for the use of Bayesian methods in clinical trials. Earlier today I posted links and my reactions to two other comments on these … Continue reading → …

Why Learning R is a Good Career Move in 2026

2026-03-26

Over the course of my career as a Data Scientist, I’ve worked on projects ranging from simple code reviews, to large application builds. For the most part, I have used R to do this.
If you’re getting into coding or data science, one q…

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