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BMlmSE() with fixed effects?

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Hi! I'm now preparing my experiment and referring to this nice SOP. Could we use BMlmSE() function with fixed effects? It only accepts lm() objects, so with factor() we get...

yukitakahashi1

attrition -- too lenient?

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>We will routinely perform three types of checks for asymmetrical attrition: ... In checks #2 and #3, p-values below 0.05 will be considered evidence of asymmetrical attrition., If any of...

daaronr

Allow conditional permutation tests?

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In the section on permutation tests, we've written, "We recommend attempting the permutation test with mock outcome data and actual covariate data before analyzing the actual outcome data. The mock...

linstonwin

Consider ordinal variables, such as the party id 7 point scale.

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dbroockman

What to do with multiple outcomes?

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There's a couple of things I'd like to have a default on: 1. Some say you have to report all measured outcome variables. This is hard in some cases 2....

acoppock

Can we include more than M/20 covariates if we use Lasso?

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Jas's paper on this seems like a nice way to include arbitrarily many covariates without needing to worry about degrees of freedom? Plus then you don't need to worry as...

acoppock

There's a couple of analysis choices to worry about: 1. Which comparisons to report (all pairwise? all versus some control condition?) 2. Which multiple comparisons correction to employ? Holm? RI?...

acoppock