The three major components of modern endurance training theory
Endurance athletes across the board are getting faster and stronger. In cycling, older generations of professional riders like Thomas de Gendt have talked ab...
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Causal faithfulness and the hot hand “fallacy”
Psychologists Gilovich, Vallone and Tversky famously argued that the concept of a “hot hand”—the phenomenon where a basketball player seems to enter a kind o...
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Two years ago I wrote a post on using Causal ML with observational data. I mentioned that, in developing Causal ML, we mostly had in mind the typical use cas...
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Below are some references for the talk I’m giving at KDD in the 1st Workshop on End-End Customer Journey Optimization. I will update this post with additiona...
Jim Walmsley and the art of causal reasoning
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