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Exploring `{ggplot2}`’s Geoms and Stats

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In celebration of the release of {ggplot2} 4.0.0 🥳, I wanted to explore the relationships between the geometric objects (“geoms”) and statistical transformations (“stats”)…

Working with Ordinal Ranks in `{marginaleffects}`

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statistics

code

marginaleffects

Given an ordinal regression model, it is relatively easy to get class-wise predictions - the conditional predicted probability of each level of the outcome. However, often…

Centering in Moderation Analysis: A Guide

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statistics

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datawaizard

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This blog post will cover what centering is, what a sum-to-zero contrast is, why and when you should use them, and how you can do them in R. Specifically, we will focus on…

Order Constraints in Bayes Models (with `brms`)

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Stan

Over a year ago, while listing to a very not-at-all-statistical podcast, I discovered that Bayesian modeling is widely used in archaeology since the mid 90s to calibrate…

Ordinal Regression as a Model for Signal Detection

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statistics

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ordinal regression

signal detection theory

I was basically done with this blog post when I came across Matti Vuorre’s post on the same exact topic. Matti goes into all the details, and really the present post can be…

ggplot: Easy as pie (charts)

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ggplot2

_{This post by no means endorses the use of pie charts. But, if you must, here’s how…}

ggplot: plot only some of the data

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ggplot2

Often (especially when working with large and/or rich datasets) our (gg)plots can feel cluttered with information. But they don’t have to be!

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About ANOVA*

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glm

Analysis of variance (ANOVA) is a statistical procedure, developed by R. A. Fisher, used to analyze the relationship between a continuous outcome (dependent variable) and…

ggplot: the placing and order of aesthetics matters

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ggplot2

A group of people were asked to what degree they agree or disagree with a statement at two time points.

Testing The Equality of Regression Coefficients

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emmeans

You have two predictors in your model. One seems to have a stronger coefficient than the other. But is it significant?