'Learning the natural history of human disease with generative transformers', published in Nature, made headlines. The AI tool behind it, Delphi-2M, was widely praised.
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Mark van de Wiel
Think before you shrink: a story on battling with reviewers
A peer review process can be a long battle between authors and reviewers. Mark van de Wiel had a learningful experience.
Maths for matings: guinea pig gone viral
Guinea pig 'Randy' impregnated a whopping 100 females. But how did he pull that off? Of course, there's also a mathematical answer to that.
Caroline Jagtenberg
Do we still need new statistical methods?
Statistics is the oldest data science. Which makes one wonder: don't we have enough methods to crunch our data already?
Statistics is Boring*
Why do non-statisticians find the fascinating field of statistics so boring? Here's my, likely incomplete, list of causes.
Lessons from a swearing Chef
“Use fresh ingredients, not those f***ng canned or processed stuff!”. Gordon Ramsay's stern advice not only applies to cooking, but also to collecting data.
Gerrit J. Stemerdink