Remember this preprint on whether choice of sampling frequency matters for continuous-time AR models? It has now been published in Psych Methods! https://t.co/lY4wIMCNV9 Are there limitations to which intervals you can rescale CT parameters to? (1/4)
Reprotea at Davis (@tea_at_davis) is looking for @UCDavisPsych grad students to help organize meetings this summer and next year (and beyond). Reach out if you're interested! :)
The moment we've all been waiting for: the #SIPS2022 schedule is now live! We hope you’ll join us June 27-29, either in-person or online, for a dynamic agenda of workshops, hackathons, and unconference sessions. https://t.co/wpZFBMyq6J
@josueRstats Honestly having industry experience on your resume I think will go such a long way (it’s been the biggest hurdle in me landing an industry job, but worked out in the end :) ) - plus you might love it!
Registration and the call for submissions for #SIPS2022 are now open!
⛺️It's a big tent - all are welcome, regardless of experience level.
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Let's do this again! Our Quant speaker series will be starting up again next week and we have a bunch of open slots early in the quarter (Oct-Nov). Would you like to tell us about your work? Let me know!
@alexa_tullett just watched your lightning talk on actual vs. predicted vs. Bayesian updating :). Just curious, did you happen to look at the inverse scenario, i.e. how individuals update if the original study was n.s. and the replication study sig. (vs the other way around)?
I've spent a lot of time working on "big team science" & exploring its potential for psychology https://t.co/TyZesuMBs5
That's why I'm stoked to be moderating a session today on "big team science" and its cross-disciplinary potential for #metascience2021 https://t.co/76wNpygt3v
While discussing data management practices in our @UCDavisPsych ReproducibilitTea group last quarter (@tea_at_davis), we wondered, what would a graduate-level data management course look like?
Open access Data Management Syllabus now posted online, courtesy of a lovely collaborative hackathon @improvingpsych#SIPS2021 :). Thanks everyone who helped compile these resources! https://t.co/abi4ruUUm3