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Ying Zhang's dropbox
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- Name: Ying Zhang
- Email: ying.z@rutgers.com
- Website: I don't have a website.
- Goal: To understand statistical analyses in experimental work, learn R and apply it in my research
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# Teaching Safe-Stats, Not Statistical Abstinence

## Wickham (2015) summary

Four sentence summary goes here.

Students should be taught the skills to perform safe-stats. One key to that is grammars of data analysis with a minimal set of independent components and a way to compose them. The grammar must be flexible enabled by programming languages, and constraining. Learning programming effectively is by focusing on immediate benefits, starting with simple things such as a recipe.