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mdewey
United Kingdom
http://www.dewey.myzen.co.uk/home.html
Applied statistician in health research.
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Is there any policy reason why language sites have badges named in English?
feature-request
badges
localization
languages
asked Mar 5, 2020 at 15:43
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Why is the cycle race called La Vuelta "a" España, not "de"?
gramática
preposiciones
asked Aug 23, 2016 at 12:51
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Is it idiomatic to use a noun as the apparent subject of a first person plural?
gramática
pronombres
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Acceptance of payment cards and Euro in Bucharest
money
payment-cards
romania
bucharest
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Is the "h" pronounced in the word "alcohol"?
pronunciación
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Has the vigesimal system ever been used for counting in Spanish?
números
matemáticas
asked Aug 25, 2020 at 12:42
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What is the distinction between Spanish words for congratulations?
selección-de-palabras
asked Nov 20, 2016 at 12:12
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What is the point of reporting descriptive statistics?
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What do these numbers (1, 2, 3) on taxi roofs mean?
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Do native English speakers notice when non-native speakers skip the word "the" in sentences?
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Is a model fitted to data or is data fitted to a model?
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Possible translation of 'dogtor'?
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Is it possible for a normal distribution to have mean 0 and standard deviation less than 1?
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"Ties should not be present" in one-sample Kolmgorov-Smirnov test in R
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What's an umbrella term for academic articles, theses, reports, etc.?
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What is the difference between "count proportions" and "continuous proportions"?
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13
How to pay for things in Greece?
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12
Where on Earth is this Win10 lock screen image from, with a stone town in a rock crevice?
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12
Travel across Iran by train
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11
Does either 'messy' or 'untidy' necessarily imply 'dirty'?
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11
Why is the t-test designed for small samples?
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11
Can you use a percentage as an independent variable in multiple linear regression?
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11
Grammar in a Juanes song
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11
Determining sample size before starting an experiment or run the experiment indefinitely?
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9
Age is given partly as a continuous and partly as a categorical variable
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9
What's the current status of direct London-Amsterdam Eurostar trains?
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9
Why is $\pi$ used in logistic regression?
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9
How to plan a UK train route avoiding the tube?
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9
Is "Guatemala" a Spanish word?
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9
Why are there badges that promote poor answers?
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8
Is the Trenhotel eliminated starting from Dec 12th?
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8
Do I need payment card identification for DB paper tickets?
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8
Is there any direct train from LHR Airport to Newcastle Gateshead?
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8
What is gained from a scale-location plot?
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Difference is summary statistics: Gini coefficient and standard deviation
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7
On a small site, if almost all closed questions are closed using a diamond hammer, is this good or bad, and should anything be done?
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7
Is there a name for the midpoint of a sum (not a mean or median)?
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