[Peers] Best Oral Presentation: Evidence-Based Research

I received an award for a talk!

The goals of EBR – or evbres: Evidence-Based Research – have been central to the work in my Ph.D. thesis on ALL-IN meta-analysis. During the EBR conference I argued that these new statistical methods could be the future of EBR, and received a Best Oral Presentation award for it. (Here's the Twitter announcement.)

The great thing about online conferences is that you can still watch the presentation on the EBR conference' Youtube channel.

Read more about Evidence-Based Research on the EVBRES website.

Fri, 07 October

T-test - Linear Regression - ANOVA - Logistic Regression - Generalized Linear Models - Robust Regression - Delta Method - Mixed Models - Longitudinal Modeling - Generalized Estimating Equations (GEE) - Bayesian Statistics - Discriminant Analysis - Optimal Scaling - Correspondence Analysis - Principal Component Analysis - Monte Carlo Statistics - Bootstrapping - Recommender System - Bayesian networks - K-means - Support Vector Machines - Multiple Testing Correction - High Dimensional Data Analysis - Ridge/Lasso - Splines - Cross-Validation - Random Forests - Bias/Variance Trade-off - Zero-Inflated Poisson Regression - Spatial/Temporal dependence - Finite Population Correction - Power Analysis - Randomized Incomplete Block Design - Survival Analysis - Censoring - Structural Equation Models - Item Response Theory - Imputation - EM Algorithm - Finite Mixture Models - Calibration Problem in Regression - R - SPSS - Weighted Contrasts - Stratified Design - Questionaire - Permutation Tests - Fixed/Common-Effect Meta-Analysis - Random Effect Meta-Analysis - Sequential Analysis - Bayes Factors - Bayesian T-test - Optional Stopping - Sequential Analysis - Meta-Analysis - Cummulative Meta-Analysis - Test Martingales - Uniformly Most Powerful Tests - Safe Tests