Mike Wierzbicki

Take a left past the Kuiper Belt

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Age: 27

PhD candidate in Biostatistics at the University of Pennsylvania

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Chinese checkers board using TikZ

tikz-pgf asked Oct 22 '11 at 0:21

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13 votes

Hilbert's 19th problem: Why do we care?

differential-equations calculus-of-variations analyticity asked Oct 19 '11 at 4:22

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10 votes

Recreating the xkcd Movie Narrative Chart

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10 votes

Guillotine: After You… and Callous Guards

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Obstacles in job hunting for US citizens in non-US nations

job-search job asked Feb 15 '12 at 0:22

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7 votes

Unable to create multiple timelines using chronology.sty

tikz-pgf errors environments asked Oct 14 '11 at 19:00

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7 votes

Conditionally hidden slides in beamer

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Top Answers

Understanding “variance” intuitively

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What's so 'moment' about 'moments' of a probability distribution?

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What is a practically good data analysis process?

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What is a good reference book for the matrix algebra linear algebra used a lot in applied statistics?

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Can an older person become an expert in math?

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What is the difference between generalized estimating equations and GLMM?

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Most famous statisticians

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What is the gold standard of package documentation?

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What is the lasso in regression analysis?

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Expected number of unseen cards when drawing $2n$ cards from a deck of size $n$

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How to show that an estimator is consistent?

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Predicting response from new curves using fda package in R

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Puzzle: numerical pattern recognition

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Mathematical toys?

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Are there any (pairs of) simple distributions that give rise to a power law ratio?

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