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I hope in a good way šŸ«£šŸ«£šŸ«£ Iā€™m always trying to find clearer ways to explain tipping point sensitivity analysis

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We've made a major update to the causal diagrams chapter of Causal Inference in R! Check it out to learn about DAGs! I think there's a lot in this chapter that is undercovered in other sources. #rstats#causalinference@lucystats.bsky.social@travisgerke.bsky.socialwww.r-causal.org/chapters/05-...

A screenshot of Causal Inference in R: Causal Diagrams
A screenshot of a DAG from Causal Inference in R showing two open pathways in an analysis a scientist must account for to get the correct answer
A screenshot of a DAG from Causal Inference in R showing how to describe feedback loops in causal diagrams
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Cheers! Love to hear it! šŸ·

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ā€œCausal inference is not just a statistics problemā€ New article by @lucystats.bsky.social@travisgerke.bsky.social@malcolmbarrett.malco.iodoi.org/10.1080/2693...#Stats#DataScience šŸ§Ŗ

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What a delightful week working with @rdpeng.org@stephaniehicks.bsky.social on Analytic Design Theory ā€” stay tuned, exciting things happening here!

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We just overhauled the first chapter of our book, Causal Inference in R! Learn about causal questions, their structure, and the relationship between description, prediction, and causal inference. www.r-causal.org/chapters/cha...@lucystats.bsky.social@travisgerke.bsky.social #rstats

A screenshot of the first chapter of Causal Inference in R: What is a causal question?
A sentence diagram of a causal question showing it's essential components: exposure, outcome, eligibility criteria, time-zero, target population, and follow-up period
A visualisation of a descriptive question: what were the number of deaths in 2020 vs the expected deaths based on historical data (by country)? The figure shows the shocking toll of the early pandemic, with actual 2020 deaths far above expected deaths. This is a useful graph for understanding risk without making causal claims
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Lucy Dā€™Agostino McGowan
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649 followers23 following5 posts