Applied econometrics squad assemble!!!!
Guys this paper is super important. Arnold, Hull and Dobbie are among the most careful applied econometricians we have, and the explosion of algorithmic decision making means this method -- and their finding of pervasive discrimination -- could hardly be more timely.
hey since we were discussing the other day how even just "select high contrast areas to thumbnail" is a racist decision rule given the history of photography AND since you guys only understand one language, i made this for u
(yeah i deleted and reposted, i like this one better)

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11 Dec
So some very smart folks have asked about how we would apply the AMIP metric to studies of rare events. This kicked off a discussion of what robustness checks are really for, and I want to take that set of questions seriously in this thread.
I think robustness checks mainly (ought to) function to illuminate how variation in the data is being used for inference, and we should then be able to discuss whether we think this is a reasonable situation and adjust our confidence in the results.
The problem is not that there is SOME change to which our analyses are sensitive -- of course there is, they has to be. If your results aren't affected by ANY change you make to the analysis, something has gone horribly wrong with the procedure.
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9 Dec
"average person eats 3 spiders a year" factoid actualy just statistical error. average person eats 0 spiders per year. Spiders Georg, who lives in cave & eats over 10,000 each day, is the AMIS. we've decided to show quantiles of the spider consumption distribution instead.
This was my friend @averyflinders idea, cowriting credit where it is due!!! #amipmemes
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8 Dec
this meme absolutely nails the spirit of our paper and it’s my fav Arthur and Eames moment!!! I am truly blessed today
Some of you thought i would put the “/“ in there, not on main folks
If you don’t get this comment I’m begging you to scroll on by it’s an inside joke
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7 Dec
This one is really fuckin good you guys
This is honestly like Christmas to me
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2 Dec
Hello! Tamara Broderick, Ryan Giordano and I have a new working paper out!! It's called "An Automatic Finite-Sample Robustness Metric: Can Dropping a Little Data Change Conclusions?" arxiv.org/abs/2011.14999 Image
Here comes the paper thread!!! Aaaaaah!!!
We propose a way to measure the dependence of research findings on the particular realisation of the sample. We find that several results from big papers in empirical micro can be overturned by dropping less than 1% of the data -- or even 1-10 points, even when samples are large.
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1 Dec
Also the London Review of Books is better than the New Yorker send tweet.
1. we have Lauren Oyler, who do u have? Jia?? Sad.
2. we have a Nabokov bingo square so incendiary I'd get immediately permabanned if I tweeted a screenshot.
3. we have new hits from Anne Carson
I do love the New Yorker and 2 NYer articles - one about the Bostswanan diamond mines and one about the deep sea submarine - were 2 of the best things I read all year. but LRB is better and in your heart you know it.
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