I couldn’t help myself. The creative juices started to flow and poetry spewed out of me like warm icing from pastry bag. And then, one poem let to another and another and the twittersphere united in poetry goodness. Do enjoy, then tweet your own poem about statistics, charts, or research methods. I’ll add it here. Enjoy!
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Annie Pettit
Annie Pettit
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Ole Andresen
Ole Andresen
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Katie Harris
Katie Harris
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Katie Harris
Katie Harris
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Jon Puleston
Jon Puleston
@LoveStats #Rosesarered, violets are blue, please take part in this research study to find out what is the most popular hue #mrx #poetry
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Roland Bouman
Roland Bouman
@LoveStats “Roses are red. Violets are blue. Respecting standard confidence levels, let’s assume it’s simply true.”
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@lovestats Roses are red violets are blue In a heteroscedastic dataset I would still have found you..
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@lovestats Roses are red Violets are blue – it was a flawed markov chain that led me to you… gotta stop this it’s getting addictive
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Annie Pettit
Annie Pettit
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Elias Veris
Elias Veris
Roses are red, violets are blue. Without thorough statistical analysis, how would we decide on the new flavour of shampoo? (cc @LoveStats)
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Jon Puleston
Jon Puleston
RT @LoveStats Roses are red, violets are blue. After extensive market research I chose You.
