Workflow Techniques for the Robust Use of Bayes FactorsDownload from: https://arxiv.org/abs/2103.08744 Daniel J. Schad, Bruno Nicenboim, Paul-Christian Bürkner, Michael Betancourt, Shravan Vasishth …continue reading.
Step 1: Install R, Here the link with instructions: How to instal R on Ubuntu 20.04Adding the steps I followed because sometimes the links become unavailable: Add GPG key:$ sudo apt-key...continue reading.
Bayesian statistics Taught by Shravan Vasishth (vasishth.github.io) When: Sometime between 13 and 15 April 2021 Where: https://emlar.wp.hum.uu.nl/tutorial/bayesian-statistics/ Bayesian methods are increasingly becoming mainstream in psychology and ps…continue reading.
The annual summer school, now in its fifth edition, will happen 6-10 Sept 2021, and will be conducted virtually over zoom. The summer school is free and is funded by...continue reading.
The Question I am a sucker for IMDb ratings so don’t judge me. They are my priors before watching almost anything on a screen (home screen that is). But between...continue reading.
There was an interesting thread on twitter about linear mixed models (LMMs) that someone made me aware of recently. (I stopped following twitter because of its general inanity, but this...continue reading.
This is very useful esp. when you want to use a high-resolution screenshot for a poster/printout. I currently don’t find a way in Safari to save the screenshot in Responsive...continue reading.
Strong winds caused substantial water surface elevation differences in Lake Erie around November 15, 2020. Here’s an animated plot of elevations measured by NOAA. Plot was developed using R and...continue reading.
The summer school website has been updated with the materials (lecture notes, exercises, and videos) for the Introductory frequentist and Bayesian streams. Details here:https://vasishth.github.io/smlp2020/ continue reading.
2020 has been a tough year, and I’ve been doing my best to keep busy (and distracted from all the insanity – both at the personal and worldwide levels). Earlier...continue reading.
UFO Sightings by Shape and YearEarlier last week, I taught part 2 of a course on using R and tidyverse for my work colleagues. I wanted a fun dataset to...continue reading.
I’ve spent the month of April blogging my way through the tidyverse, while using my reading dataset from 2019 as the example. Today, I thought I’d bring many of those...continue reading.
Here we are at the last post in Blogging A to Z! Today, I want to talk about adding additional axes to your ggplot, using the options for fill or...continue reading.
Yesterday, I talked about scale_x. Today, I’ll continue on that topic, focusing on the y-axis.The key to using any of the scale_ functions is to know what sort of data...continue reading.
These next two posts will deal with formatting scales in ggplot2 – x-axis, y-axis – so I’ll try to limit the amount of overlap and repetition.Let’s say I wanted to...continue reading.
Once again, I’m dipping outside of the tidyverse, but this package and its functions have been really useful in getting data quickly in (and out) of R.For work, I have...continue reading.
In this series, I’ve covered five terms for data manipulation:arrangefiltermutateselectsummariseThese are the verbs that make up the grammar of data manipulation. They all work with group_by to perform these functions...continue reading.
This will be a very short post for a line of code I’ve found unbelievably useful as I analyze data for work. I’m working with datasets containing millions of rows...continue reading.
One of the easiest ways to make a beautiful ggplot is by using a theme. ggplot2 comes with a variety of pre-existing themes. I’ll use the genre statistics summary table...continue reading.
Today, we’ll finally talk about summarise! It’s very similar to mutate, but instead of adding or altering a variable in a dataset, it aggregates your data, creating a new tibble...continue reading.
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Interactive visualization of geospatial data with R Shiny
April 17, 2021
