only audience questions are from coworkers contrived humorous acronym "overlap" self- normalized a genuinely helpful explanation "Bayesian" Samir cites own papers 5+ times "causal inference" a real- life example tears during acknowledge- ments "probability density function" committee member reading thesis during defense someone falls asleep "sample trimming" "Thank you for that very kind introduction" a bold assumption "quantile" committee chair asks if they are chair "off-policy evaluation" an idea that would earn Facebook $1B committee member is late more of a comment than a question I understand everything on one slide "standard deviation" only audience questions are from coworkers contrived humorous acronym "overlap" self- normalized a genuinely helpful explanation "Bayesian" Samir cites own papers 5+ times "causal inference" a real- life example tears during acknowledge- ments "probability density function" committee member reading thesis during defense someone falls asleep "sample trimming" "Thank you for that very kind introduction" a bold assumption "quantile" committee chair asks if they are chair "off-policy evaluation" an idea that would earn Facebook $1B committee member is late more of a comment than a question I understand everything on one slide "standard deviation"
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
only audience questions are from coworkers
contrived humorous acronym
"overlap"
self-normalized
a genuinely helpful explanation
"Bayesian"
Samir cites own papers 5+ times
"causal inference"
a real-life example
tears during acknowledge- ments
"probability density function"
committee member reading thesis during defense
someone falls asleep
"sample trimming"
"Thank you for that very kind introduction"
a bold assumption
"quantile"
committee chair asks if they are chair
"off-policy evaluation"
an idea that would earn Facebook $1B
committee member is late
more of a comment than a question
I understand everything on one slide
"standard deviation"