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  1. A Five-Year Milestone - Reflections On Advances And Limitations In GeoAI Research
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    acsu.buffalo.edu/~yhu42/papers <-- shared 2024 paper
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    doi.org/10.1016/j.jag.2025.104 <-- shared 2025 paper
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    [GeoAI has changed markedly since this 1st paper was written, but there is still much value in what it states]

    @AAG

  2. How Scrutiny and Iteration Made Behavioral Economics Better chicagobooth.edu/review/how-sc
    "However, direct #replicability should not be confused with #generalizability or universality. While the basic patterns of behavior documented in the original experiments reliably show up in subsequent replications, their magnitudes can vary substantially across contexts. Loss aversion might be stronger in some settings than in others. Understanding this variation has become a central focus of contemporary behavioral economics research. Rather than viewing such #heterogeneity as a challenge to the field’s foundations, researchers increasingly see it as a source of insight into the underlying psychological mechanisms driving behavioral anomalies."
    #BehavioralEconomics

  3. How Scrutiny and Iteration Made Behavioral Economics Better chicagobooth.edu/review/how-sc
    "However, direct #replicability should not be confused with #generalizability or universality. While the basic patterns of behavior documented in the original experiments reliably show up in subsequent replications, their magnitudes can vary substantially across contexts. Loss aversion might be stronger in some settings than in others. Understanding this variation has become a central focus of contemporary behavioral economics research. Rather than viewing such #heterogeneity as a challenge to the field’s foundations, researchers increasingly see it as a source of insight into the underlying psychological mechanisms driving behavioral anomalies."
    #BehavioralEconomics

  4. How Scrutiny and Iteration Made Behavioral Economics Better chicagobooth.edu/review/how-sc
    "However, direct #replicability should not be confused with #generalizability or universality. While the basic patterns of behavior documented in the original experiments reliably show up in subsequent replications, their magnitudes can vary substantially across contexts. Loss aversion might be stronger in some settings than in others. Understanding this variation has become a central focus of contemporary behavioral economics research. Rather than viewing such #heterogeneity as a challenge to the field’s foundations, researchers increasingly see it as a source of insight into the underlying psychological mechanisms driving behavioral anomalies."
    #BehavioralEconomics

  5. How Scrutiny and Iteration Made Behavioral Economics Better chicagobooth.edu/review/how-sc
    "However, direct #replicability should not be confused with #generalizability or universality. While the basic patterns of behavior documented in the original experiments reliably show up in subsequent replications, their magnitudes can vary substantially across contexts. Loss aversion might be stronger in some settings than in others. Understanding this variation has become a central focus of contemporary behavioral economics research. Rather than viewing such #heterogeneity as a challenge to the field’s foundations, researchers increasingly see it as a source of insight into the underlying psychological mechanisms driving behavioral anomalies."
    #BehavioralEconomics

  6. How Scrutiny and Iteration Made Behavioral Economics Better chicagobooth.edu/review/how-sc
    "However, direct #replicability should not be confused with #generalizability or universality. While the basic patterns of behavior documented in the original experiments reliably show up in subsequent replications, their magnitudes can vary substantially across contexts. Loss aversion might be stronger in some settings than in others. Understanding this variation has become a central focus of contemporary behavioral economics research. Rather than viewing such #heterogeneity as a challenge to the field’s foundations, researchers increasingly see it as a source of insight into the underlying psychological mechanisms driving behavioral anomalies."
    #BehavioralEconomics

  7. Also I am looking forward to seeing more modelling of photons emitted by different materials. #generalizability of simulation techniques is important

    #physics #research #science #sciencereform

  8. #Competition and #moral behavior: A meta-analysis of forty-five crowd-sourced experimental designs d.repec.org/n?u=RePEc:zbw:ifwk
    … finds substantial design #heterogeneity—estimated to be about 1.6 times as large as the average standard error of effect size estimates of the 45 research designs—indicating that the informativeness and #generalizability of results based on a single experimental design are limited.

    #ExperimentalEcon

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    Here we consider estimators to generalize inferences from randomized trials to all trial-eligible individuals:
    ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/304885

    And here we clear some confusions about equivalence of estimators:
    journals.lww.com/epidem/fullte

    Do you prefer to express your #generalizability assumptions using causal diagrams?

    No problem. Led by Issa Dahabreh, here
    arxiv.org/abs/1906.10792
    we use graphs to examine the conditions for generalizability of causal inferences from a #randomizedtrial.

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    Here we consider estimators to generalize inferences from randomized trials to all trial-eligible individuals:
    ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/304885

    And here we clear some confusions about equivalence of estimators:
    journals.lww.com/epidem/fullte

    Do you prefer to express your #generalizability assumptions using causal diagrams?

    No problem. Led by Issa Dahabreh, here
    arxiv.org/abs/1906.10792
    we use graphs to examine the conditions for generalizability of causal inferences from a #randomizedtrial.

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    Want more?

    Here we consider estimators to generalize inferences from randomized trials to all trial-eligible individuals:
    ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/304885

    And here we clear some confusions about equivalence of estimators:
    journals.lww.com/epidem/fullte

    Do you prefer to express your #generalizability assumptions using causal diagrams?

    No problem. Led by Issa Dahabreh, here
    arxiv.org/abs/1906.10792
    we use graphs to examine the conditions for generalizability of causal inferences from a #randomizedtrial.

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    Want more?

    Here we consider estimators to generalize inferences from randomized trials to all trial-eligible individuals:
    ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/304885

    And here we clear some confusions about equivalence of estimators:
    journals.lww.com/epidem/fullte

    Do you prefer to express your #generalizability assumptions using causal diagrams?

    No problem. Led by Issa Dahabreh, here
    arxiv.org/abs/1906.10792
    we use graphs to examine the conditions for generalizability of causal inferences from a #randomizedtrial.

  13. 3/
    Want more?

    Here we consider estimators to generalize inferences from randomized trials to all trial-eligible individuals:
    ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/304885

    And here we clear some confusions about equivalence of estimators:
    journals.lww.com/epidem/fullte

    Do you prefer to express your #generalizability assumptions using causal diagrams?

    No problem. Led by Issa Dahabreh, here
    arxiv.org/abs/1906.10792
    we use graphs to examine the conditions for generalizability of causal inferences from a #randomizedtrial.

  14. Suppose you want to extend causal inferences from a randomized trial to a target population.

    Is that #transportability or #generalizability?

    Issa Dahabreh and I proposed an answer in this brief commentary in the European Journal of Epidemiology:
    ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/312184

  15. #Introduction
    I’m an F32 Postdoctoral Fellow. Currently, trying to evaluate some measurement questions (e.g., invariance, convergence, prediction) using task fMRI & self-report data. Broadly, interested in reward processing, #neurodevelopment, #fmri #openscience & #generalizability.

    Goals are to learn, collaborate, pay it forward & produce something that more than 13 people will read. 🎈