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Maarten van Smeden

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Once you realize p-values are probabilities relating to observing data rather than probabilities of an hypothesis being true, you are already doing significantly better than most people

Georg Heinze (@georg__heinze) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Happy to present this NEW PAPER of the The STRATOS initiative on 'Regression without regrets: Initial data analysis is a prerequisite for multivariable regression' bmcmedresmethodol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11… Frank Harrell @MHuebnerPhD #stratosida

Gary Collins (@gscollins) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Nice to see TRIPOD+AI reporting recommendations (link to guidance👇) mentioned in this NICE position statement on the "Use of #AI in evidence generation" 😀 nice.org.uk/about/what-we-…

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Looking forward to talking about the blessings and curses of AI for clinical prediction modeling later today in Kopenhagen. And finally meeting Leon Eyrich Jessen in real life :) Slides ICYI: slideshare.net/slideshow/clin…

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Mandatory periodic reminder. ➡️ Statistics: lines through data point cloud ➡️ Data science: lines through data point cloud ➡️ Machine learning: lines through data point cloud ➡️ AI: lines through data point cloud

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Ok, so it seems the academic conversation is moving towards the place that combines the color blue and the word sky. See you over there!

Demetri (is over at the other place too) (@phdemetri) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The single best thing a student intending to use data should do is the following: Learn the difference between description, prediction, and causal inference. "I want to predict..." -- I am willing to bet you don't.

Matteo Quartagno (@stats_q) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My first blog in ~4 years (!) and perhaps my last tweet (moving to the SoMe that talks about the colour of the sky): this is about the unlikely mashup of an Aesop fable and a paper from @timpmorris.bsky.social, @maartenvsmeden.bsky.social and Tra Pham. theupperquartile.wixsite.com/matteo/post/th…

Frank Harrell (@f2harrell) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New blog article challenging medical researchers who are drawn to clustering patients to create so-called "phenotypes" to think again: fharrell.com/post/cluster Maarten van Smeden “Darren Dahley” #Statistics #PrecisionMedicine @vandy_biostat

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🚨Hiring a new fully funded PhD student🚨 We are searching for an enthusiastic PhD student to work on cutting edge methods research, working on methods to combine knowledge from cardioelectrophysiology, 'conventional’ ECG analysis and machine learning werkenbijumcutrecht.nl/vacatures/wete…

Wouter van Amsterdam (@wvanamsterdam) 's Twitter Profile Photo

new PhD position with Maarten van Smeden and me! are you: - interested in the intersection of "science" and deep learning? - keen to work with electrocardiography (ECG) data - eager to learn and be part of a vibrant data science team UMC Utrecht? see bit.ly/3UaSN23

Wouter van Amsterdam (@wvanamsterdam) 's Twitter Profile Photo

congrats Maarten van Smeden for winning a VIDI (pretty much Netherland's most prestigious personal grant); great new for methods research on prediction models and their evaluation

congrats <a href="/MaartenvSmeden/">Maarten van Smeden</a> for winning a VIDI (pretty much Netherland's most prestigious personal grant); great new for methods research on prediction models and their evaluation
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PROBAST+AI is out! This is "a comprehensive tool that allows to assess the trustworthiness, value, fairness, quality, risk of bias and applicability of prediction models" (probast.org) bmj.com/content/388/bm…