Difference between revisions of "Table of Contributors"
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| − | | [[Why statistics matters]] || Henrik von Wehrden || | + | | [[Why statistics matters]] || Henrik von Wehrden || Milan Maushart, Carlo Krügermeier, Elisabeth Frank, Prabesh Dhakal, Max Kretschmer |
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| + | | [[Data formats]] || Henrik von Wehrden || Carlo Krügermeier, Milan Maushart, Brad Dobberfuhl, Prabesh Dhakal, Max Kretschmer, Elisabeth Frank | ||
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| + | | [[Data distribution]] || Henrik von Wehrden || Carlo Krügermeier, Elisabeth Frank, Prabesh Dhakal, Max Kretschmer | ||
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| + | | [[Hypothesis building]] || Henrik von Wehrden || ??? | ||
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| + | | [[Correlations and regressions]] || Henrik von Wehrden || Elisabeth Frank, Carlo Krügermeier | ||
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| − | | [[ | + | | [[Causality]] || Henrik von Wehrden || ??? |
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| − | | | + | | [[Bias]] || Henrik von Wehrden || Carlo Krügermeier |
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| − | | [[ | + | | [[Statistics and mixed methods]] || Henrik von Wehrden || ??? |
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| + | | Simple Tests || Henrik von Wehrden || Elisabeth Frank, Carlo Krügermeier, Prabesh Dhakal, Max Kretschmer, Lisa Schönrock, R. Shaurya, Aleksandra Viktorova | ||
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|Regression || Henrik von Wehrden|| Carlo Krügermeier | |Regression || Henrik von Wehrden|| Carlo Krügermeier | ||
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| − | | Henrik von Wehrden <br/>(Professor for Methods) || [[Hypothesis building]], | + | | Henrik von Wehrden <br/>(Professor for Methods) || [[Hypothesis building]], , , , [[Designing studies]], [[Interactions]], [[Data size and complexity]], [[Bias]], [[Statistics and mixed methods]], , [[The big recap]], [[Lego Serious Play]], [[Research Diary]], ''[[About]]-''Page, ''Technical Supervision'' |
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| Prabesh Dhakal (Data Scientist) || ''Technical Supervision'' | | Prabesh Dhakal (Data Scientist) || ''Technical Supervision'' | ||
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| Dagmar Mölleken <br/>(Sustainability Scientist) || [[Graphic Recording]], [[World Café]] | | Dagmar Mölleken <br/>(Sustainability Scientist) || [[Graphic Recording]], [[World Café]] | ||
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Revision as of 12:47, 29 July 2020
| Entry | Main author | Contributor(s) | ||||
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| Why statistics matters | Henrik von Wehrden | Milan Maushart, Carlo Krügermeier, Elisabeth Frank, Prabesh Dhakal, Max Kretschmer | ||||
| Data formats | Henrik von Wehrden | Carlo Krügermeier, Milan Maushart, Brad Dobberfuhl, Prabesh Dhakal, Max Kretschmer, Elisabeth Frank | ||||
| Data distribution | Henrik von Wehrden | Carlo Krügermeier, Elisabeth Frank, Prabesh Dhakal, Max Kretschmer | ||||
| Hypothesis building | Henrik von Wehrden | ??? | ||||
| Correlations and regressions | Henrik von Wehrden | Elisabeth Frank, Carlo Krügermeier | ||||
| Causality | Henrik von Wehrden | ??? | ||||
| Experiments | Henrik von Wehrden | ??? | ||||
| Bias | Henrik von Wehrden | Carlo Krügermeier | ||||
| Statistics and mixed methods | Henrik von Wehrden | ??? | - | Simple Tests | Henrik von Wehrden | Elisabeth Frank, Carlo Krügermeier, Prabesh Dhakal, Max Kretschmer, Lisa Schönrock, R. Shaurya, Aleksandra Viktorova |
| Regression | Henrik von Wehrden | Carlo Krügermeier | ||||
| Design 1 - Simple Anova | Henrik von Wehrden | Example | ||||
| Design 2 - Interaction effects | Example | Example | ||||
| Case studies & natural experiments | Example | Example | ||||
| Limits of statistics | Example | Example | ||||
| A word on ethics | Henrik von Wehrden | Example | ||||
| The big recap | Henrik von Wehrden | Example |
| Author | Contributions |
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| Henrik von Wehrden (Professor for Methods) |
Hypothesis building, , , , Designing studies, Interactions, Data size and complexity, Bias, Statistics and mixed methods, , The big recap, Lego Serious Play, Research Diary, About-Page, Technical Supervision |
| Prabesh Dhakal (Data Scientist) | Technical Supervision |
| Christopher Franz (Sustainability Scientist) |
Citizen Science, Cohort Study, Content Analysis, Delphi, Living Lab, Semi-structured Interview, Serious Gaming, Systematic Literature Review, Video-based Research, Ethnography, Legal Research, Visioning, Life Cycle Analysis, Open Interview, Yes, and, Elevator Pitch, Disney Method, Technical Supervision |
| Lisa Gotzian (Data Scientist) | Staying on top of research |
| Max Kretschmer (Economist) | Giving Feedback |
| Esther Kohlhase (Sustainability Scientist) |
Belbin |
| Alexa Böckel (Sustainability Scientist) |
Design Thinking |
| Chân Lê (Data Scientist) | Poster Design |
| Cristina Apetrei (Sustainability Scientist) |
PechaKucha™ |
| Julius Rathgens (Sustainability Scientist) |
Code of Conduct |
| Matteo Ramin (Studium Individuale) |
Anki, Learning for exams, Pomodoro |
| Dagmar Mölleken (Sustainability Scientist) |
Graphic Recording, World Café |
