darrellp | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 04 2008 | data, blogs, politics, stock market, mathematica
Really interesting Mathematica app that demonstrates how easy it is to lie with statistics (or at the least mislead). Apparently the NY Times recently reported that if you invested $10K in 1929 in the stock market, but only during republican [democratic] administrations you'd have $11K [$300K] today. I'm not republican fan, but this app makes it clear that this is a very fragile statistic and changing any of a number of items, changes the conclusion drastically.
darrellp | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 06 2007 | data, music, visualization
darrellp | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 04 2007 | data, news, history
darrellp | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 13 2007 | wpf, data, animation
darrellp | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 12 2007 | science, data, ESP, psuedoscience
Apparently, the head of the Princeton ESP lab believes that it's been proven to such a degree that there's no more reason to bother studying it. I agree with the conclusion, but have some problems with the premise.
Quoted: 'If people don't believe us after all the results we've produced, then they never will.'"
darrellp | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 11 2006 | java, dataKind of a fun app to develop tilings
Quoted: Applet for rapidly creating plane tilings of regular polygons
darrellp | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 23 2006 | press, news, data
darrellp | Shared With: Everyone - May 26 2006 | statistics, data
darrellp | Shared With: Everyone - May 26 2006 | statistics, dataIf you like real world data, there's a lot here.
Quoted: The best economic data site with over 100,000 series. Users have the ability to make their own custom charts, XY plots, regressions, and get data in excel files, or in copy & paste format for dumping to other computer programs
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