this #episode was a real pleasure!

Valentine Delrue @valentinedelrue & Sean Devine from @jtrialerror talking about their journal & project to make #science less fragmented, more open, honest & transparent. 22mins; links below...

#scicomm #journal #OpenScience #errorbarpodcast
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4 Sep
hello #psychology #stats twitter!

a while ago i promised some graphs on why #removing #outliers using a simple cut-off (eg, >2SDs) is a #bad idea

so that I can sleep at night again, here they are

tldr: DON'T (blindly) USE FIXED OUTLIER CUT-OFFS LIKE >2SD. EVER.

1/15
for some reason, it's very common in #psychology to remove 'outliers' from data

most common way: exclude data more than two standard deviations from mean

we spend time & money collecting data, then throw 5% away

🤷

I don't know why, or where it's taught, but there it is

3/15
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1 Apr
It's Good Friday.

As a sacrifice to Science, I'm going to criticise every single paper I've ever written, one tweet at a time.

Stay tuned..!

#ImAVeryNaughtyBoy
Paper #1: Holmes & Spence 2004 @xmodal

Criticism: A non-systematic review of selected papers, no assessment of study quality, bias, or effect sizes. The only novel thing in this paper was a long, harsh critique of Iriki et al. (1996)

#SelfCriticism

doi.org/10.1007/s10339…
Paper #2: Skaliora et al. 2004

Criticism: I contributed only one figure (#8) to this paper, but >30 neonatal rats paid the ultimate price for my crappy patch-clamping skills (only 17 cells) as an MSc student. I still feel the guilt.

#SelfCriticism

doi.org/10.1152/jn.004…
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