John Ioannidis, of "Most Published Research Findings Are False" fame, has now had his paper on IFR published Let's do one, final, twitter peer-review on the study 1/npic.twitter.com/D24ut4zGJj
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:-), more power to you
IFR isn’t a misnomer. Any ratio where the numerator and denominator have different units is a rate. Miles per gallon, cost per month, and fatalities per infection are all examples of rates.
I still rate you highly despite—or because of—that. Rate ratios made me ratty (says ex-ABS).
Thank you for publishing the critique.
Yes. Rod Jackson @rod_rt says IFP. He’s right.
It's never a rate, David. Rod, as always, is right on the money!
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