Mistakes and misunderstandings tend to repeat themselves. Here is a limited collection of references to publications collected during statistical reviewing. They are surprisingly helpful when performing critical reviews, explaining problems, and motivating revisions or reanalyses. The references are divided into the following categories:
- Estimators
- ICH
- ICMJE
- Meta-analysis
- Miscellaneous
- Observational studies
- Prediction/AI
- Randomised trials
- Reporting
- Statistical inference
- Study design
- Terminology
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