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Intro
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Pancreatic Cancer
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Correlation vs Causation
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Other factors associated with dementia
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Speed cameras
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Sports
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London vs New York
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Ryanair
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Ryanair example
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Small probabilities dont mean rare events
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Ryanair admits to lying
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Customer satisfaction survey
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Why is this an issue
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What is uncertainty
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Hypothesis testing
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Explore the intricacies of statistical interpretation in this 42-minute talk by Jennifer Rogers at The Royal Institution. Delve into topics such as causation vs. correlation, relative and absolute risk, and how to critically evaluate statistics presented in media headlines. Learn to distinguish between misleading and accurate statistical claims, using real-world examples from health studies, traffic safety, and customer satisfaction surveys. Gain insights into hypothesis testing, the concept of uncertainty, and the importance of understanding small probabilities. Equip yourself with the knowledge to navigate through complex statistical information and make informed decisions based on data.

How Not to Fall for Bad Statistics - With Jennifer Rogers

The Royal Institution
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