Here are the top posts since last August, before the ‘Og goes on a semi-vacation regime. Even though my attempt at news with the pictures from the tornado in Central Park was rather successful, I am pleased to see that my pet project of illustrating simulated annealing on sudokus attracted more attention over the period!
- Home page 50,619
- Sudoku via simulated annealing 1,306
- Tornado in Central Park 998
- Solution manual to Bayesian Core on-line 953
- The Search for Certainty 827
- Top 15 all-timers? 716
- t-walk on the banana side 592
- Bayes vs. SAS 570
- New Le Monde puzzle 556
- Incoherent inference 547
- A ridiculous email 524
- Of black swans and bleak prospects 486
- About 448
- Bayesian p-values 420
- Introducing Monte Carlo Methods with R: 415
- Solution manual for Introducing Monte Carlo Methods with R 400
- t-walk on the wild side 394
- “Introducing Monte Carlo Methods with R” 376
- Bayes’ Theorem 359
- “Introducing Monte Carlo Methods with R” 358
- plagiarism exposed! 356
- Morning visit to The Louvre 352
- Rites of love and math 306
- On resolving the Savage-Dickey paradox 299
- Particle MCMC discussion 280
Maybe the most surprising item is the Morning visit to The Louvre as it is fairly mundane and does not bring much information, only impressions from our quick stroll through the museum… Less surprising is the relative success of the controversial posts like the criticisms of Black Swans and The Search for Certainty, or of Templeton’s PNAS attack against (Bayeian) inference. And a clear interest in Introducing Monte Carlo Methods with R!