The use of Matti : a tangible user interface in physical rehabilitation to mo…
Highly motivated patients who enjoy their physical rehabilitation tend to attain better therapeutic outcomes. However, given the prolonged repetitive nature of postural control rehabilitation in …
Taking a Chance in the Classroom: Puzzling Probabilities of Probability Puzzles
Puzzles are an entertaining way to teach probability. But for certain puzzles often the solution probabilities are incorrect. Probability calculations require probability distributions. When the pu…
Teaching Statistics in Health Sciences: Incorporating Inclusive Teaching Prac…
Ten years ago, there was little variation in how courses in biostatistics were taught. Professors usually delivered prepared lectures using slide decks, notes on the whiteboard or even transparenci…
History Chronicles: A Tribute to Peter Armitage
Peter Armitage CBE recently passed away (February 2024). He was a pio¬neer in medical statistics and was best known for his innovative developments in clinical trial design and analysis, especiall…
Beyond the Box Score: Does Icing the Field Goal Kicker Work in the NFL?
In football, the term “icing the kicker” refers to the moment a coach calls a timeout immediately before a field goal attempt in the hope that it will negatively affect the kicker’s ability t…
Remembering Ralph B. D’Agostino Sr.
Ralph B D’Agostino, Sr. was a very well-regarded statistician/biostatistician who made significant contributions to the areas of non-parametrics, design of clinical trials, and research in cardio…
How to Model It: Pólya’s Forgotten Lesson Transcribed for Statistics and D…
This note sheds lights on the insights that George Pólya’s problem solving principles have to offer in terms of statistical thinking, modeling, and computing. Examples are used to illustrate how…
The Illusion of Randomness: Evaluating Student Sampling Performance
Randomness is a critical concept in the study of statistics, both for everyday consumers of statistical information and producers of statistical analyses. However, students at all levels do not alw…
Reading Harry Potter in French: Using Regression to Evaluate Foreign Language…
In this article, a self-described ‘old’ person discusses a self-experiment he conducte, where he explores his ability to learn a new language by reading the Harry Potter books in French. Learni…
Do We Let Businesses Get away with Dodgy Ethics and Loose Morals? An Applicat…
Whatever the context, in today’s world, disagreements are unavoidable. People routinely fail to find common ground on matters that matter. Curiously, the format – the nature of disagreements - …
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