@csducate

CCJ Assis Prof @TAMUSanAntonio | PhD from @IUBCJUS | Identity, emotions, violence, crime theory | Big fan of @R | Fountain pen & notebook enthusiast

csducate.com
Joined January 2010
  • Tweets195
  • Following256
  • Followers143
3Media
Check out our website! @Jake_Day4 and I created a site to publicly share course materials and musings about scientific theory and methods. reluctantcriminologists.com/
1
8
1
13
3,755
CS Ducate, PhD retweeted
Bryan Shalloway@brshallo19 Nov 2021
Wooh, such a cool example!
June Choe@yjunechoe19 Nov 2021
Replying to @brshallo
You'd be pleasantly surprised to know that you can use if_all()/if_any() inside mutate/summarize/etc. too 😬 IIRC the dplyr devs also found this by accident after releasing the update introducing them! github.com/tidyverse/dplyr/p…

if_any() effectively reducing. by romainfrancois · Pull Request #5713 · tidyverse/dplyr

closes #5709 simplified version of @iago-pssjd example: library(dplyr, warn.conflicts = FALSE) d <- data.frame(x = c(0, 0, 10), y = c(0, 0, 10), z = c(10, 0, 10)) d %>% mutate( test...

github.com
2
22
1
176
CS Ducate, PhD retweeted
Kanjun 🐙
@kanjun17 Oct 2021
In the past year, I’ve talked to many bright, curious, ambitious people who believed they couldn’t do research. That was me, not long ago. Here I share my improved understanding in hopes of offering a more empowering model of what research entails: kanjun.me/writing/research-a…
31
115
46
753
Happy that this @AnnualReviews piece on Analytic Criminology by Per-Olof Wikström and me has now been published open access: annualreviews.org/doi/abs/10… @CamCriminology @ECON_tribute @dfg_public

Analytic Criminology: Mechanisms and Methods in the Explanation of Crime and its Causes

Criminology is a smorgasbord of disparate theory and poorly integrated research findings. Theories tend to focus either on people's crime propensity or the criminogenic inducements of environments;...

annualreviews.org
1
15
1
43
Science Before Statistics: Causal Inference — a 3 hour conceptual crash course in causal inference. Link to slides and code in the video desription. youtube.com/watch?v=KNPYUVmY…
11
230
29
1,101
(1/8) Our study on questionable research practices (QRPs) and open science practices (OSPs) is now published in JQC. Data are public, link below is to open access version. This thread summarizes the findings. @socpsychupdate @ceptional @siminevazire rdcu.be/cvwK5
7
51
10
140
CS Ducate, PhD retweeted
Ariel Muldoon@aosmith1614 Apr 2021
Students in my #rstats working sessions were hoping to learn a little more Git/GitHub. So in a 2nd session I focus on merge conflicts and pull requests. I'm betting I'll find a lot of things I want to change after the session. 🙃 Very first draft: aosmith16.github.io/spring-r…

More Git and GitHub

Collaborators, merge conflicts, and pull requests

aosmith16.github.io
16
93
CS Ducate, PhD retweeted
Solomon Kurz@SolomonKurz24 Nov 2020
The 0.1.0 version of my #brms + #tidyverse translation of the 2nd edition of Statistical Rethinking is up! This is the first full-length draft of the book. bookdown.org/content/4857/ 1/3
8
62
9
326
CS Ducate, PhD retweeted
Erik van Zwet@ErikVanZwet2 Dec 2020
A shrinkage trilogy: 3 new preprints about why it’s important to shrink effect estimates, and how to determine the amount of shrinkage: (1) with Eric Cator (Radboud University) (2) with Andrew Gelman @StatModeling (3) with @SimonSchw4b and @stephensenn Thread with links =>
2
29
7
105
BIG NEWS!!! COAS Deans Rick Van Kooten and Padraic Kenney confirmed that COAS will be giving its grad workers raises across the board to $18,000 by Fall 2021! Solidarity with our colleagues in French and Italian who were able to confirm that this is the immediate plan for COAS!
1
14
3
95
CS Ducate, PhD retweeted
Hunch Curio@tropicsentence20 Nov 2020
logit, probit, twistit, bopit
13
168
36
1,877
.@allison_horst and I created an illustrated series about tidy data and why it’s such a powerful concept for data analysis. Tidy data helps you be more efficient, reproducible, and collaborative. Why? Thread 1/9:
16
377
93
1,095
Statistical Rethinking 2nd edition page now lists code conversions for: * raw Stan+tidyverse * brms+tidyverse * PyMC3 * Tensorflow Probability * Julia & Turing I know other conversions in the works. If I have missed something, please let me know. xcelab.net/rm/statistical-re…
24
211
21
1,187
Together w/ Chris Donkin, co-organizing a symposium at @socmathpsych #iccmpsyched titled: Perspectives on ‘What makes a good theory?’ Talks will be available on YouTube (I'm hosting them here metatheorist.com/Symposium-M… as they become available). Panel discussion will be on July 29.

Perspectives on `What makes a good theory?`

thinking about thinking about thinking

metatheorist.com
5
39
5
104
CS Ducate, PhD retweeted
Dan Quintana@dsquintana22 May 2020
Every few days there’s a tweet asking how to make academic websites. This is great, everyone should have their own site! My guide is sometimes mentioned too, which is also great, but some don’t know I’ve made THREE versions: A thread, blog post, and video. Here they are ⤵️
3
22
4
147
CS Ducate, PhD retweeted
Dan Quintana@dsquintana15 Jun 2019
If you’re an academic you need a website so that people can easily find info about your research and publications. Here’s how to make your own website for free in around an hour using the blogdown package in #Rstats [UPDATED 2019 THREAD]
42
561
141
2,235
Going over @rlmcelreath's latest book in #rstats. However, I am using #tidyverse tools. So far, I have watched the lectures, completed homework for week 1 and the exercises in chapter 2 of the book. Hope to make it till the end! Btw, the book is amazing. david-salazar.github.io/2020…
5
26
3
114
CS Ducate, PhD retweeted
Maggie Koerth@maggiekb114 Mar 2020
I wish I knew who was responsible for this
5
553
28
2,101
CS Ducate, PhD retweeted
Katie Mack
@AstroKatie14 Mar 2020
A “keep calm & carry on” attitude does NOT mean going out and socializing to show you’re not scared during a global pandemic, any more than it meant for Londoners to keep their lights on during blackouts in the Blitz. We stay strong by changing our routines to keep EVERYONE safe.
34
1,596
41
6,682
New Year...New Blessings!! I am very excited to announce that I have accepted an offer as a tenure track Assistant Professor at Indiana University Bloomington in the Department of Criminal Justice! #GoHoosiers
40
15
5
403
Load more