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How could differing interventions be compared when given probability forecasts?
Previous work with @andreaJoanAllen @_NJ_Roberts @all_are & @LHDNets is expanded on and defines four metrics that could prove useful for decision makers.
arxiv.org/abs/2302.03210
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1/ Excited to share our new paper "Labor advantages drive the greater productivity of faculty at elite universities" in @ScienceAdvances with @hneutr @danlarremore @aaronclauset: scim.ag/AV
Why do faculty publication rates increase so much with prestige? Let’s go:🧵
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New report retrospectively examining how different policy combinations might have influenced the Omicron wave: brookings.edu/trace-omicron-…
From my modeling collaboration with the Brookings Institution @BrookingsInst Center on Social Dynamics and Policy and @DavidOGara_
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Our Student Complexity Research and Pizza Seminar (SCRAPS) is back!
Thanks to @sam_rosenbott and @weiserik for organizing @uvmscraps
Pictured: MS student Erin Mcbride presenting her work on “Corpus linguistics and formalized semantics for patentability cases (and others)”
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ALT Two equations next to each other, with captions e^x Caption: Exponential Function 1 + x + x^2/2! + x^3/3! + ... Caption: Exponential Function (Taylor's Version)
My first foray into network science was a fantastic experience! Excited for #networks2021
Quote of the day: "Congratulations on the beard, but let's get to the paper!" With @suneman and @sandrofsousa at the SYNS #Networks2021 workshop 😂