Maarten van Smeden

@MaartenvSmeden

Statistician, assist. professor • prediction, measurement, medical statistics, epidemiology •

Utrecht
Vrijeme pridruživanja: prosinac 2010.

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  1. The biggest difference between statistics and machine learning may be in language! So a few months ago I created this (inspired by ) but haven't made much progress since. Welcoming suggestions for improvements

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  2. Andrew has written some smart things about when and what to trial again. A thread worth reading

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    People are very happy to adopt treatments without proper RCTs. But when an RCT suggests a treatment they use does not work, they suddenly become very interested in methodological rigour.

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    Strong knowledge on biology was translated into a prediction model. This relatively simple model is based on sufficient sample size and may impact medical care, while continuously being improved with new markers and statistical updating

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    Since we're sharing the good news regarding I also wanna mention that and yours truly entry ""Improving simulation studies - Towards a firm foundation for analytical decisions" has also been accepted. Gosh, SIPS2020 is gonna be LIT 🔥🔥🔥

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    You haven't tried Advanced Bayesian Imputation where you replace a missing value by the value that maximizes your subjective belief

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    We need less peer review invitations, better peer review invitations, and peer review invitations for the right reasons -- no I don't want to make a new profile and I don't want to review your microbiome-precision-medicine-biomarker-machinelearning-AI article

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    Got my old institutional e-mail address back after it has been inactive for 2 years. First e-mail? Peer review invitation...

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    So is here a part of a thing I'm working on that I'm sharing a bit prematurely, largely to help myself find typos and just to feel like I've "done" something. Any comments are very welcome.

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    The only correct probability interpretation of the p value: probability <0.05 that the given definition of the p value in a randomly selected textbook is correct

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    Nice article by Michael Wallace on behalf of the in communicating clearly about measurement error concepts, consequences and potential solutions

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    Nice article by Michael Wallace on behalf of the in communicating clearly about measurement error concepts, consequences and potential solutions

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    Reality check: categorization of estimated probabilities as "low", "mediocre" and "high" based on the 25th and 75th percentiles, always a bad idea?

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    Definitely worth a read for those interesting in IPD meta-analysis. No systematic difference (on average across multiple IPD MA projects) between results from IPD and non-IPD studies, but difference may be large in any particular IPD MA project

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    Causality & Complexity is the theme of VVSOR's Annual Meeting on March 12, 2020 . Early bird registration (new this year) has just opened. Visit the website for more info on the program and registration:

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    Undergrad: follow this diagram to choose your stats, SPSS is your friend. Grad: SPSS is just a childhood friend, now do R. Look at these amazing complex features! Post grad receiving peer review: WHY DIDN'T YOU CONSULT A STATISTICIAN FOR YOUR COMPLEX ANALYSES?

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    Ha! I'll bite. My controversial opinion would indeed be the exact opposite: we should worry more about variance/error and less about bias in epidemiology

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  20. 31. sij

    I hope this is one big joke, but it probably isn't. Can't think of a more lazy way to make up data and pretend it is real. (I think you'll like this example )

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