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Poor ‘mean’…, just because is ‘average’

By Francisco Marco-Serrano Posted on July 5, 2008 Posted in statistics

Recently I had my private nightmare trying to explain…, well, better defend our poor ‘average’; it is most probably the most used and abused statistical measure, and is not always well employed. For starters, the biggest confussion between it and …

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Hit Predictor

By Francisco Marco-Serrano Posted on July 27, 2007 Posted in maths, music, Netflix, preferences, statistics

Yesterday I was talking to my friend and colleague Pau Rausell-Köster, from the Research Unit in Cultural Economics (Universitat de València), about the Netflix Prize. We were discussing about the foundations of taste and preferences, and how it was quite …

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Errors

By Francisco Marco-Serrano Posted on June 25, 2007 Posted in statistics

Time and again I’m thinking of the errors people commit; yes, commit, not make, I explain you the reason for my assertion. In statistics, when we have a declared statement (“null hypothesis” we say) we have two options, haven’t we?: …

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