I had already written most of this, but was waiting to write up a few thoughts on other talks. Then a week or two turned into a month plus, so… I’ll just post these few and give up on the rest (sorry!) due to time issues.
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Conditional growth charts
The Annals of Statistics published a “discussion paper” on Conditional growth charts by Y. Wei and and X. He, with 4 comment papers and a rejoinder from the authors. It’s reminiscent of the Crooked Timber book events (Iron Council was a particular favorite), only significantly more formal. It’s a new format to me for mathematical publication, and almost feels like “peer review in public,” with the mean comments taken out. Perhaps if I get some time I’ll read the paper for real and see what the fuss is about…