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Creating Shared Understanding in Statistics and Data Science Collaborations

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By Eric Vance, Heather Smith, Jessica L. Alzen
| Taylor & Francis Online
1. Introduction Throughout the years, many have called for statisticians to develop their communication and collaboration skills so that they can work more closely with clients/domain experts and thereby increase their impact. Ram Gnanadesiken, the 1989 President of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics said, “Cross-disciplinary interactions … are means of justifying the relevance and indeed the reason for existence of statistics,” (1990, p.
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Closing the big data analysis access gap between low- and middle-income countries

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By David Gunderman, Eric Vance
| Phys.org Verified
Ecologists, like the one Eric Vance met in western Africa, use statistics to learn about the animals and ecosystems they study. Credit: Eric Vance, CC BY-ND The ability to collect and learn from large amounts of data has been a major driver of innovation over recent decades. Everything from health care—think patient analytics, wearable devices and the COVID-19 response—to transportation—Uber and Lyft—to entertainment—Netflix—is now driven by data and statistics.
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Guest Opinion: David Gunderman and Eric Vance: Filling the gap on big data analysis

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By David Gunderman, Eric Vance
| Daily Camera Verified
Statistical infrastructure can help improve everything from health care to politics. Andriy Onufriyenko/Moment via Getty Images By David Gunderman and Eric Vance The ability to collect and learn from large amounts of data has been a major driver of innovation over recent decades. Everything from health care – think patient analytics, wearable devices and the COVID-19 response – to transportation – Uber and Lyft – to entertainment – Netflix – is now driven by data and statistics.
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