The One-Sided P-Value Paradox
Today on Twitter there was some chatting about one-sided p-values. Daniel Lakens thinks that by 2018 we'll see a renaissance of one-sided p-values due to the advent of preregistration. There was a...
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Binomial calculator based on continuous hypothesis testing: there is no such a thing as a discrete hypothesis.
We present R code to compute the posterior probability based on continuous (instead of traditionally discrete) hypotheses (intervals), when the point-hypotheses have equal probabilities because ...
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No! If you are like most of the sane researchers out there, you don't spend your days and nights worrying about the nuances of different statistical concepts. Especially ones as traditional as thes...
Read ItUsing Bayes Factors to Get the Most out of Linear Regression: A Practical Guide Using R
This guide is for readers who want to make rich inferences from their data. It does not contain anything new with regard to R code or theoretical development, but it does piece together informati...
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