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My name is Bill Connelly and I'm a lecturer in neuroscience in Australia. I'm trying to make a blog about useful techniques, useful electronics and useful programming, to help other scientists. If you ever want to get in contact directly, email me at bill dot connelly at gmail.com

Month: July 2020

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Exercises in Data: A tale in 3 parts.

Some of you may have seen this graph. It was tweeted out, non-ironically by an economist from a prestigious US university, and at first glace it seems ridiculous:

I’d like to talk about this graph, data, regression, causation and data analysis.

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