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Opher Donchin
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@opherdonchin

Opher Donchin

@opherdonchin
Neuroscientist studying motor control and the physiology of the motor system.
beer sheva, israel
bgu.ac.il/~donchin
Joined January 2011
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  • @opherdonchin
    Opher Donchin
    @opherdonchin
    Aug 17
    I made the @StatModeling blog!
    @StatModeling
    Andrew Gelman et al.
    @StatModeling
    Aug 17
    Frequentism for Bayesians: He wants to teach frequentist methods to engineering students with a strong Bayesian background statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2026/08/17/he-…
  • @opherdonchin
    Opher Donchin
    @opherdonchin
    Jun 4
    Many people don't understand the global geopolitical implications. Increases in the demand for As in the US make it vulnerable to bad actors applying strategic pressure on the global supply!
    @sfmcguire79
    Steve McGuire
    @sfmcguire79
    Jun 3
    “In 712 Harvard course offerings last year, every enrolled undergraduate received an A.” “In another 532, A’s were common enough that the class would have violated the…newly approved grade cap.” “Together, those courses made up more than half of all undergraduate course[s].”
  • @opherdonchin
    Opher Donchin
    @opherdonchin
    May 12
    This
    @mcxfrank
    Michael C. Frank
    @mcxfrank
    May 11
    Many of us were taught that experiments are for testing hypotheses. In Ch 1 of Experimentology, our open methods textbook, my coauthors and I argue for something different: experiments are for estimating the magnitude of causal effects. I think this reframe matters. 🧵
  • @opherdonchin
    Opher Donchin
    @opherdonchin
    Feb 13, 2025
    This looks like a great book and if I wasn't R-osagnostic, I would use it in my course. Is AI good enough to make it all Python/PyMC for me?
    @ShravanVasishth
    Shravan Vasishth
    @ShravanVasishth
    Oct 18, 2024
    Our Introduction to Bayesian Data Analysis for Cognitive Science (with Nicenboim and Schad) is now in production with CRC Press. It will remain freely available here: bruno.nicenboim.me/bayescogsci/
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  • @opherdonchin
    Opher Donchin
    @opherdonchin
    Feb 10, 2025
    Help! Any evidence of statisticians in the 20s and 30s who were uncomfortable with the eugenicist program of Fisher and others? Were any Bayesians hoping for a more ethical statistics or in any way political? #stats #history