På baggrund af en ny meningsmåling foretaget for INVI (der på en eller anden måde er en forkortelse af Institut for vilde problemer) af Epinion, konkluderer førstnævnte: “Folkestyret er dårligt til at løse de problemer, der optager befolkningen.” Mere konkret konkluderes det i analysen på baggrund af meningsmålingen, at demokratiets evne til at løse de […]
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Assorted links #32
1176. Notes on Mauritania ↪ As all posts from Matt Lakeman, definitely worth checking out. 1177. Echo Chess: The Quest for Solvability 1178. A Blog Post With Every HTML Element ↪ Independent of how much you know about HTML, you will learn (at least) a thing or two from going through this blog post. 1179. […]
Potpourri: Statistics #99
1940. Data Vis Dispatch: August 1, August 8, August 15, August 22, August 29 1941. Explainable AI: Visualizing Attention in Transformers 1942. Linear Programming in Python 1943. It Takes Long to Become Gaussian 1944. Cookbook Polars for R 1945. Package development lifecycle process: What does superseded mean? / What does deprecated mean? 1946. Difference-in-differences, Average […]
Twenty years of Marginal Revolution
The blog Marginal Revolution turns 20 today. Not many blogs that were active 20 years ago are still active today, if they are even available online (one other exception is Crooked Timber, a blog that turned 20 last month). A while ago, I decided to go through all posts on Marginal Revolution. I started with […]
The quality of opinion polling in parliamentary elections
How good are opinion polls to capture election results in parliamentary elections? To answer this question, I collected data on 40,139 opinion polls, covering elections in 37 countries (238,019 unique party-election observations). The data comes from a variety of sources, including European Opinion Polls as Open Data, POLITICO Poll of Polls, Wikipedia, and country-specific datasets […]