JSM 2011 Online Program
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438 | Wed, 8/3/2011, 8:30 AM - 10:20 AM | CC-JR Ballroom AB | |
Late-Breaking Session: Supreme Court Finds Statistical Significance Is Not Necessary for Causation — Other Special Presentation | |||
ASA , ENAR , IMS , SSC , WNAR , International Chinese Statistical Association , International Indian Statistical Association | |||
Organizer(s): Milo Schield, StatLit Project | |||
Chair(s): Milo Schield, StatLit Project | |||
8:30 AM | Supreme Court Finds Statistical Significance Is Not Necessary for Causation — Milo Schield, StatLit Project | ||
8:45 AM | Matrixx v. Siracusano and Student v. Fisher: Statistical Significance on Trial — Stephen T. Ziliak, Roosevelt University | ||
9:05 AM | The tenuous relationship between tests of significance and causation: Matrixx and the Supreme Court — Joseph "Jay" Kadane, Carnegie Mellon University | ||
9:25 AM | Comments on US Supreme Court Case: Matrixx, Statistical Significance and Causation — Donald Rubin, Harvard University | ||
9:45 AM | Comments on US Supreme Court Matrixx Case: Is Significance Significant?" — Daniel T. Kaplan, Macalester College | ||
10:05 AM | Floor Discussion |
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