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Serious stats – free statistics resources

March 23, 2012
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Serious stats – free statistics resources

The companion web site for Serious Stats is now live:http://www.palgrave.com/psychology/baguley/The web site includes:- a free sample chapter (Chapter 15: Contrasts)- data sets- R scripts- 5 online supplements (for meta-analysis, multiple imputation, r...

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Serious stats companion web site now live: sample chapter, data and R scripts

March 23, 2012
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Serious stats companion web site now live: sample chapter, data and R scripts

The companion web site for Serious stats is now live: http://www.palgrave.com/psychology/Baguley/ It includes a sample chapter (Chapter 15: Contrasts), data sets, R scripts for all the examples and supplementary material. Filed under: news, R code, ser...

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Example 9.24: Changing the parameterization for categorical predictors

March 22, 2012
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Example 9.24: Changing the parameterization for categorical predictors

In our book, we discuss the important question of how to assign different parameterizations to categorical variables when fitting models (section 3.1.3). We show code in R for use in the lm() function, as follows:lm(y ~ x, contrasts=list(x,"contr.trea...

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Beware the Friedman test!

February 14, 2012
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Beware the Friedman test!

In section 10.4.4 of Serious stats (Baguley, 2012) I discuss the rank transformation and suggest that it often makes sense to rank transform data prior to application of conventional ‘parametric’ least squares procedures such as t tests or one-way ANOVA. There are several advantages to this approach over the usual approach (which involves learning and applying a new test such as Mann-Whitney U, [...]

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Serious stats – a quick chapter summary

February 4, 2012
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Serious stats – a quick chapter summary

Here is a list of the contents by chapter with quick notes on chapter content … 0. Preface (About the book; notes on software, mathematics and types of boxed sections) 1. Data, Samples and Statistics (A gentle review of measures … Continue reading →

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