Mark Andrews

@xmjandrews.bsky.social

Associate professor of statistical methods, Psych Dept, Nottingham Trent University. Statistics, Data science, Bayesian methods, R, Python, Open science, etc.

We are excited to announce pal: a package of ergonomic #LLM assistants designed to help you complete repetitive tasks quickly in RStudio or Positron! Created by @simonpcouch.com, the documentation walks through built-in pals and how to make your own: simonpcouch.github.io/pal/ #RStats

LLM assistants for R

Provides a library of ergonomic LLM assistants designed to help you complete repetitive, hard-to-automate tasks quickly. After selecting some code, press the keyboard shortcut you've chosen to trigger...

simonpcouch.github.io

The BPS Statistics and Research Methods Advisory Panel is a panel of academic researchers who advise editors and provide stats or research methods related peer review for BPS journals. The Panel is currently recruiting for new members. www.bps.org.uk/bps-statisti...

BPS Statistics and Research Methods Advisory Panel – Neuroscience Methods & General Expertise | BPS

Call for Expressions of Interest in Neuroscience Methods and General Expertise.

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Interact with Bluskey in R using the atrrr package. E.g, get your followers and followees: library(atrrr) my_handle <- 'username' auth(user = my_handle, password = 'password') my_followers <- get_followers(actor = my_handle, limit = Inf) my_followees <- get_follows(actor = my_handle, limit = Inf)

You can open any high quality medical journal and read authors talking about "trends" in estimates, almost always when the attached p-value is just outside the "significance" cutoff. This kind of thing is maddening, because it simply doesn't reflect reality. It's not just wrong, it's...stupid 😬. 1/