1. Why we (usually) don't have to worry about multiple comparisons Gelman, Andrew E.; Hill, Jennifer; Yajima, Masanao 2007 Presentations (Communicative Events) Statistics
2. Culture wars, voting, and polarization: divisions and unities in modern American politics Gelman, Andrew E. 2009 Presentations (Communicative Events) Political scienceStatistics
3. Improving the Presentation of Quantitative Results in Political Science Kastellec, John; Gelman, Andrew E. 2009 Presentations (Communicative Events) Political scienceStatistics
4. Posterior predictive checking and generalized graphical models Gelman, Andrew E. 2009 Presentations (Communicative Events) Statistics
5. Social and political polarization, and some other topics in network analysis Gelman, Andrew E. 2009 Presentations (Communicative Events) Statistics
6. Some computational and modeling issues for hierarchical models Gelman, Andrew E. 2009 Presentations (Communicative Events) Statistics
7. Why we (usually) don't have to worry about multiple comparisons Gelman, Andrew E.; Hill, Jennifer; Yajima, Masanao 2009 Presentations (Communicative Events) Statistics
8. La philosophie et l'expérience de la statistique bayésienne Gelman, Andrew E.; Shalizi, Cosma 2010 Presentations (Communicative Events) Statistics
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