[ View menu ]

Monthly Archive August, 2017

The Society for Judgment and Decision Making (SJDM) now has a blog

Filed in Encyclopedia ,Ideas ,SJDM
Subscribe to Decision Science News by Email (one email per week, easy unsubscribe)

SJDM LAUNCHES THE NEW IT’S YOUR CHOICE BLOG The Society for Judgment and Decision Making (JDM Society) has gone a long time without a web log. They have a journal, a newsletter, and a fine conference, but until recently no blog to call their own. That changes now with the launch of It’s Your Choice, […]

How much will that Texas rain be

Filed in Encyclopedia ,Ideas ,R
Subscribe to Decision Science News by Email (one email per week, easy unsubscribe)

PUTTING 35 INCHES OF RAIN IN PERSPECTIVE We are always interested in putting numbers into perspective, so we were interested in this article in which they put the Hurricane Harvey’s rain into perspective. They’re predicting 30-40 inches of rain in a few days in Texas. They asked an expert to put that into perspective and […]

Professorship in Operations, Information and Decisions (OID), Wharton, University of Pennsylvania

Filed in Jobs
Subscribe to Decision Science News by Email (one email per week, easy unsubscribe)

The Operations, Information and Decisions Department at the Wharton School is home to faculty with a diverse set of interests in behavioral economics, decision-making, information technology, information-based strategy, operations management, and operations research.

Postdoc in collective intelligence

Filed in Jobs
Subscribe to Decision Science News by Email (one email per week, easy unsubscribe)

Professor Christopher Chabris is seeking an outstanding researcher for a position as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Geisinger Health System. The postdoc will carry out behavioral science research on collective intelligence.

Five kinds of weather you’ll meet in America

Filed in Encyclopedia ,Ideas ,R
Subscribe to Decision Science News by Email (one email per week, easy unsubscribe)

K-MEANS CLUSTERING, A WORKHORSE OF DATA SCIENCE AND MACHINE LEARNING CLICK TO ENLARGE The USA is a large country. How different are people’s experiences of the weather depending on where they live? To look into this question, we downloaded high temperature data for over 1,300 airport weather stations in the contiguous USA for every day […]