#Quantitative

Matthew *wear a mask* Morriss

RockIceandSnow

Did you know that you can use land surface roughness to map out landslides? See this thread for tools and methods to do just that in #python. These are the

Yonatan Grad

yhgrad

New preprint: Here we report quantitative prospective longitudinal testing from @nba players, staff and vendors & consider how these data can be used to improve diagnostic and surveillance testing algorithms.

Alex Good

goodalexander

Michael Platt of Bluecrest made 50% in 2016, 54% in '17, 25% in '18 and 50% in '19. Rumored up big in 2020. Per Market Wizards 2012, he averaged 14%

el gato malo

boriquagato

i'd like to use sweden and illinois to tie several concepts together.the two are similar size, density, and population.illinois locked down and wore masks. sweden did not.sweden counts covid deaths

Hugo Nguyen

hugohanoi

0/ Proof-of-Work versus Proof-of-StakeVia time analysis (plus stock-and-flow, but not the S2F you're thinking of).https://medium.com/@hugonguyen/work-is-timeless-stake-is-not-554c4450ce18 1/ More on Proof-of-StakeThis one via worst-case analysis.

Dave 🦔 hopes you are at home 💛

_dmh

Here's the thing with #260papers: some days you read more, some days you read less, but averaging a paper per work day seems like a lot, especially since that expects

American Scientist

AmSciMag

Happening RIGHT NOW!We'll be live tweeting the highlights of this talk. #COVID19 #DataScience 1/https://twitter.com/SigmaXiSociety/status/1319005860232941569 Infectious disease modeling? Translates assumptions into quantitative estimate

Lukasz Krebel

lukasz_krebel

New from @NEF: Building a green stimulus for Covid-19 recovery: THREADToday we've published our analysis of priority green infrastructure projects to support the recovery by creating many good jobs,

Lisa Mackenzie

lnmackenzie1

The debate about the language used in campaigns to encourage women to attend cervical smear tests also provides an opportunity to consider arguments being made about the importance of collecting

Ben Thurman

Ben_CarnegieUK

Did you know it’s #WorldKindnessDay? Want to know what we’ve been up to since the last #WorldKindnessDay? Well, here is a thread for you This is the (very much unofficial)

Lucy Jones

lucyjones

We’re hearing a lot about nature being ‘good for mental health’ amid concerns about folk ignoring social-distancing advice (or that advice not being strong enough). I’ve researched the science behind

Maria Glymour

MariaGlymour

Really excited for Dr. Patrick Ball of @hrdag's talk. His background is quantitative analysis for evaluating human rights violations, e.g., for truth commissions. @UCSF_Epibiostat #SamplingKnowledgeHub #epitwitter This guy's incredi

Cimminnee Holt

cim_holt

Sharing a thesis tidbit as I'm overwhelmed by the world and waiting for pizza to arrive (thanks for the coupon @JuliaVyse):a mini-thread on how the idea of being “active” within

Dr. Niamh Cummins

CumminsNM

A thread on Public Health. Prior to #COVID19 there wasn't a great awareness among most people about #PublicHealth as a Medical Speciality. I don't mean any disrespect in saying that,

Rachel "The Doc" Bitecofer 📈🔭🍌

RachelBitecofer

1. As promised- here is the quantitative reality of 2018 & the effect of the Kavanaugh confirmation. As you can see- it impacted partisans on both sides, but D's were

Rudy Havenstein, Elysium ESG Diversity Officer

RudyHavenstein

"Nothing has really changed since the 2008-09 crisis." - Satyajit Das http://www.marketwatch.com/story/inside-the-global-elites-bag-of-financial-tricks-2017-02-21 Satyajit Das was one of a number of folks who saw the last crash coming, even