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Science | Tim van Gelder
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Archive for the ‘Science’ Category. An Open Meta-analysis Manifesto. Posted in Collective Wisdom. On May 16, 2016 Leave a Comment. Meta-analysis has become an indispensable part of modern science. By pooling data from many studies, and using special mathematical techniques, meta-analysis answers more questions, with more power and precision, than is possible either with single studies or informal reviews. What would truly open meta-analysis be like as a social practice? How well could it work? We are con...
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About: Tim van Gelder. Posts by Tim van Gelder:. September 1, 2016. August 19, 2016. Understanding what reasoning is. July 16, 2016. Argument mapping with Word SmartArt. July 15, 2016. Resolving the Shakespeare Authorship Conundrum. July 11, 2016. What’s missing from Klein’s advice for noticing what’s missing? May 16, 2016. An Open Meta-analysis Manifesto. May 13, 2016. Keep clicking, reach Philosophy. Older Posts ». For occasional emails about new posts or other news. See my publications database.
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Bayesian | Tim van Gelder
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Archive for the ‘Bayesian’ Category. On June 24, 2015 1 Comment. 8220;As soon as you start thinking probabilities, all kinds of things change. You’ll prepare for risks you disregarded before. You’ll listen to people you disagreed with before. You won’t be surprised when a recession or a bear market that no one predicted occurs. All of this makes you better at handling and navigating the future — which is the point of forecasting in the first place.”. See also rba.tips. Read Full Post ». Their dogmatic at...
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Thinking in probabilities | Tim van Gelder
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Laquo; Benchmark thyself. Informing local decision making with argument mapping. June 24, 2015 by Tim van Gelder. From a good piece in the Motley Fool called Maybe Yes, Maybe No. Core idea is pretty much the same as in my newspaper piece Do you hold a Bayesian or a Boolean worldview? See also rba.tips. 8211; a site designed in part to help people better understand probabilistic thinking. On October 13, 2015 at 12:20 am. For the recent Edge.org summer short course …. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Notify me ...
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Risk | Tim van Gelder
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Archive for the ‘Risk’ Category. Seven Guidelines for Better Forecasting. On March 31, 2015 1 Comment. 8220;I come not to praise forecasters but to bury them.” With these unsubtle words, Barry Ritholz opens an entertaining piece. Or the research by Philip Tetlock showing that geopolitical experts do scarcely better than random, and worse than the simplest statistical methods. More recent research on a range of fronts – notably, by the Good Judgement Project. There can be forecasting skill;. Forecasting i...
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Prediction | Tim van Gelder
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Archive for the ‘Prediction’ Category. On June 24, 2015 1 Comment. 8220;As soon as you start thinking probabilities, all kinds of things change. You’ll prepare for risks you disregarded before. You’ll listen to people you disagreed with before. You won’t be surprised when a recession or a bear market that no one predicted occurs. All of this makes you better at handling and navigating the future — which is the point of forecasting in the first place.”. See also rba.tips. Read Full Post ». It shows Treasu...
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Seven Guidelines for Better Forecasting | Tim van Gelder
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Laquo; The biggest revolutions in worldview have been scientific. Brier score composition – A mini-tutorial. Seven Guidelines for Better Forecasting. March 31, 2015 by Tim van Gelder. 8220;I come not to praise forecasters but to bury them.” With these unsubtle words, Barry Ritholz opens an entertaining piece. Or the research by Philip Tetlock showing that geopolitical experts do scarcely better than random, and worse than the simplest statistical methods. But also by less well-known groups such as Scicast.
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Services | Tim van Gelder
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As a Principal with Austhink Consulting, I provide a range of services for organisations aiming to improve their critical thinking:. For decision making, wicked problem solving, strategic planning, rational consensus, and dispute resolution. In critical thinking skills, including reasoning and argument, decision making, and hypothesis testing. Cognitive process design and review. Analysis of complex argumentation. Risk analysis and communication. For more information see the Austhink Consulting.
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Paul Monk | Tim van Gelder
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Archive for the ‘Paul Monk’ Category. The biggest revolutions in worldview have been scientific. Posted in Paul Monk. On January 22, 2015 1 Comment. I forwarded to Paul Monk a link to this video:. He replied, within minutes:. It prompts the thought that the biggest revolutions in worldview have been scientific and have entailed:. 4 Slowly getting to understanding human history from a global and cosmopolitan perspective instead of from narrowly local ones; and. 5 Developing the elements of a universal cog...
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