When people attack me for not publishing in mainstream 'top tier' journals, I always think of these findings. http://bjoern.brembs.net/2016/01/even-without-retractions-top-journals-publish-the-least-reliable-science/ …pic.twitter.com/YMOxb5D9L0
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That you forgot about,and coding it makes it easier to see what your analysis flow is actually doing
I like to do defensive programming with assertations for expected results (e.g. no missing data after imputation) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assertion_(software_development) …
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Heard about the infamous Reinhart & Rogoff paper where big policy conclusions where drawn with errors in their Excel sheets?
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Of course. But I rather cite statistics than case studies.
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Sure, but for persuasion purposes a good case study might work wonders.
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Want something just as mad? My Economics department teaches Econometrics using Gretl, which in the age of R is just the stupidest thing
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