The ”Journal of Computational and Graphical Statistics” presents the very latest techniques on improving and extending the use of computational and graphical methods in statistics and data analysis. The latest issue contains research articles spanning statistical learning, Bayesian computation, networks, functional and spatial data, streaming data, clinical-trial design, and high-dimensional inference.
Journal Highlights
‘Significance’ Highlights | From Album Closers to the Boardroom: Inside September ‘Significance’
The September issue of “Significance” includes pieces on dubious statistical reasoning used against federal workers, radiation in Fukushima, album closing tracks, and more.
Can AI Make Data Analysis More Accessible?
In the latest issue of “The American Statistician,” authors examine how LLM-powered data agents are opening new possibilities for making data analysis more accessible to those with limited technical expertise.
ASA Journals: A World of Impact
While no single metric tells the whole story, one thing is clear: Statisticians around the world are reading and downloading ASA journals.
‘JSDSE’ Explores Classic Concepts, Innovations in Statistics and Data Science Education
This issue covers a range of topics, from classic problems to newer areas such as machine olfaction, plus several papers about teaching collaboration and an interview with two former journal editors.
Google Searches, Beer Miles, and What the Data Reveals
This issue covers Google’s death-search data; a statistical look at the “beer mile”; and pieces on prison remand, mass shootings, kurtosis, and misleading data practices.
The Quantitative Intersection: Inside the ‘Journal of Business & Economic Statistics’
The journal is a highly selective outlet for methodological research in statistics and economics.
JOURNAL HIGHLIGHT: ‘Technometrics’
Technometrics is a journal of statistics for the physical, chemical, and engineering sciences. Published quarterly by the American Society for Quality and the American Statistical Association, it offers papers describing new statistical techniques and innovative applications of known statistical methods.
Finding the Statistics in the Prelude
This month’s cover feature finds hidden patterns in Chopin’s “Preludes,” and you may be moved by the pattern more than the music itself.
Latest Issue: Veridical Data Science and the Data Science Life Cycle in Action
Editor Juana Sanchez shares insights from the latest issue of JSDSE—from exploring the data science life cycle to teaching data science in the age of AI.