CogStat in the wild. Jedis (see the bottom of the poster) are using CogStat. Regression charts are made with CogStat. May the force be with you, too! cogstat.org

4th Best Approaches in Data Analysis and Statistics Symposium September 5-6, 2024, University Of Szeged, Hungary Talks and hands-on tutorials on old/new methods, computational tools, software solutions, deep learning, ai www.cogstat.org/best_approac...

The release candidate of the upcoming 2.5 version of #CogStat is available at github.com/cogstat/cogs.... Give us feedback about the new version.

The beta of the upcoming 2.5 version of #CogStat is available at github.com/cogstat/cogs.... Give us feedback about the new version.

Interesting debate. It is time to see articulated counterarguments, not only the often oversimplified Bayesian-world-is-always-sunnier messages. More balanced/justified contrasts of the Bayesian and frequentist methods are always welcome.

Daniel Lakens@lakens.bsky.social · 3y ago

Psychologists have tried using Bayesian methods to test hypotheses for a decade. I honestly believe it is time to give up on it. There are too many problems and no benefits compared to frequentist methods. This is not even a hot take. You just need to look at the literature and not be biased.

The CogStat adaptation of Danielle Navarro’s Learning Statistics with R (by Róbert Fodor) has seen its second edition. Enjoy! learningstatisticswithcogstat.com

The latest 2.4.1 release is available for download with tons of improvements. Check the new features at github.com/cogstat/cogs... . Download CogStat from cogstat.org!