Daniel P. Moriarity
@dpmoriarity.bsky.social
Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology
@ UPenn | Quant-curious | Lv. 11 Dwarf paladin
Inflammatory phenotyping, physiometrics, precision psychiatry
Statistics, Transparency, + Rigor Editor @ Psychological Science
@ UPenn | Quant-curious | Lv. 11 Dwarf paladin
Inflammatory phenotyping, physiometrics, precision psychiatry
Statistics, Transparency, + Rigor Editor @ Psychological Science
Excited to dig into this one, making me miss the social/circadian rhythm work when I was in the Alloy Lab
linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii...
linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii...
December 2, 2025 at 5:10 PM
Excited to dig into this one, making me miss the social/circadian rhythm work when I was in the Alloy Lab
linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii...
linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii...
Honest to God I don't remember what this is about and whether I put it here as a prank to future-self
October 28, 2025 at 12:57 PM
Honest to God I don't remember what this is about and whether I put it here as a prank to future-self
October 26, 2025 at 5:01 PM
Please, please stop calling studies like this cross-sectional.
October 24, 2025 at 8:19 PM
Please, please stop calling studies like this cross-sectional.
Is the suspicious activity that I am a human logging into ResearchGate?
October 23, 2025 at 8:29 PM
Is the suspicious activity that I am a human logging into ResearchGate?
you for your help!
FWIW (still some digging to do), I think it has something to do w/ consecutive assessments per person. I thought specifying ID but per bsky.app/profile/mans... was enough but when I specify start + end time the curve the "at risk" corrects to be N (right) instead of obvs (left)
FWIW (still some digging to do), I think it has something to do w/ consecutive assessments per person. I thought specifying ID but per bsky.app/profile/mans... was enough but when I specify start + end time the curve the "at risk" corrects to be N (right) instead of obvs (left)
October 14, 2025 at 7:28 PM
you for your help!
FWIW (still some digging to do), I think it has something to do w/ consecutive assessments per person. I thought specifying ID but per bsky.app/profile/mans... was enough but when I specify start + end time the curve the "at risk" corrects to be N (right) instead of obvs (left)
FWIW (still some digging to do), I think it has something to do w/ consecutive assessments per person. I thought specifying ID but per bsky.app/profile/mans... was enough but when I specify start + end time the curve the "at risk" corrects to be N (right) instead of obvs (left)
thanks, Libby! Sorry for misunderstanding, incorrectly assumed that the graph was to identify the 50% threshold of whether the event happened
Pulled up the figure and it never crosses .5, which odd. Seems that it isn't determining median relating to # of people, its using # of observations...
Pulled up the figure and it never crosses .5, which odd. Seems that it isn't determining median relating to # of people, its using # of observations...
October 14, 2025 at 4:31 PM
thanks, Libby! Sorry for misunderstanding, incorrectly assumed that the graph was to identify the 50% threshold of whether the event happened
Pulled up the figure and it never crosses .5, which odd. Seems that it isn't determining median relating to # of people, its using # of observations...
Pulled up the figure and it never crosses .5, which odd. Seems that it isn't determining median relating to # of people, its using # of observations...
Since this is right-censored, my understanding was that time points before the event should be 0, the event should be 1, then observations after the event should be missing but, when I run just the surv(), it is labeling the "0"s as censored yellow highlights = same ID across pics) 2/2
October 14, 2025 at 1:31 PM
Since this is right-censored, my understanding was that time points before the event should be 0, the event should be 1, then observations after the event should be missing but, when I run just the surv(), it is labeling the "0"s as censored yellow highlights = same ID across pics) 2/2
good point, attached for more info, thanks! All time points after the event are missing, event =1, pre-event =0.
Going to check into the logical coding when I get back to the computer...that might be the lead!
Going to check into the logical coding when I get back to the computer...that might be the lead!
October 14, 2025 at 11:50 AM
good point, attached for more info, thanks! All time points after the event are missing, event =1, pre-event =0.
Going to check into the logical coding when I get back to the computer...that might be the lead!
Going to check into the logical coding when I get back to the computer...that might be the lead!
I didn't think so? But maybe I set up the coding wrong. There are multiple observations per individual, but any time point prior to the event is labeled as "0" and when the event happens they are labeled as "1", but I'm gathering from your response this set-up is incorrect...
October 14, 2025 at 11:46 AM
I didn't think so? But maybe I set up the coding wrong. There are multiple observations per individual, but any time point prior to the event is labeled as "0" and when the event happens they are labeled as "1", but I'm gathering from your response this set-up is incorrect...
Cannot for the life of me find a relevant post on CrossValidated so internet please help.
Running a survival analysis where >50% of the sample had the event, but it isn't able to calculate the median or confidence interval. Never seen this one before... Any explanations?
#Rstats
Running a survival analysis where >50% of the sample had the event, but it isn't able to calculate the median or confidence interval. Never seen this one before... Any explanations?
#Rstats
October 14, 2025 at 12:11 AM
Cannot for the life of me find a relevant post on CrossValidated so internet please help.
Running a survival analysis where >50% of the sample had the event, but it isn't able to calculate the median or confidence interval. Never seen this one before... Any explanations?
#Rstats
Running a survival analysis where >50% of the sample had the event, but it isn't able to calculate the median or confidence interval. Never seen this one before... Any explanations?
#Rstats
This 80⁰ weather is really fucking with my ability to enjoy the local takes on Oktoberfest.
October 7, 2025 at 6:54 PM
This 80⁰ weather is really fucking with my ability to enjoy the local takes on Oktoberfest.
Typo or new slang for insecure attachment styles?
September 24, 2025 at 2:40 PM
Typo or new slang for insecure attachment styles?
Does anything quite say "dad in his 30s" like deadlifting in beer socks?
September 10, 2025 at 1:06 PM
Does anything quite say "dad in his 30s" like deadlifting in beer socks?
First week the lab has been open for the full team, a decade after my first lab meeting in grad school just a couple miles away.
Taking a slow weekend to reflect on all I have to be grateful for in my career so far, including an amazing inaugural leadership team for my lab.
Taking a slow weekend to reflect on all I have to be grateful for in my career so far, including an amazing inaugural leadership team for my lab.
September 6, 2025 at 12:50 PM
First week the lab has been open for the full team, a decade after my first lab meeting in grad school just a couple miles away.
Taking a slow weekend to reflect on all I have to be grateful for in my career so far, including an amazing inaugural leadership team for my lab.
Taking a slow weekend to reflect on all I have to be grateful for in my career so far, including an amazing inaugural leadership team for my lab.
Assigned first week's readings for my brand new "Empirically Supported Psychotherapies" course for undergrads. Only felt right to start off with this force-of-nature from Chambless and Hollon.
www.div12.org/wp-content/u...
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August 30, 2025 at 6:31 PM
Assigned first week's readings for my brand new "Empirically Supported Psychotherapies" course for undergrads. Only felt right to start off with this force-of-nature from Chambless and Hollon.
www.div12.org/wp-content/u...
www.div12.org/wp-content/u...
August 13, 2025 at 1:54 PM
NOT NOW OUTLOOK CALENDAR
August 12, 2025 at 6:34 PM
NOT NOW OUTLOOK CALENDAR
I am 33 years old I can rhyme in my research if I want to
August 6, 2025 at 8:26 PM
I am 33 years old I can rhyme in my research if I want to
#RStats #Mplus help
There is one model that is just not running (have had code checked by another person, no apparent issues), noticed that each time I try it results in a fort.16 file. Not finding guidance on forums about this + problem replicating btwn comps- any thoughts on if it's related?
There is one model that is just not running (have had code checked by another person, no apparent issues), noticed that each time I try it results in a fort.16 file. Not finding guidance on forums about this + problem replicating btwn comps- any thoughts on if it's related?
August 6, 2025 at 5:51 PM
How Dan gets a migraine: A Tale in 2 parts
July 29, 2025 at 10:12 PM
How Dan gets a migraine: A Tale in 2 parts
I had a paper published in a special issue focusing on ECRs + part of how they promoted us was including a picture (which years later my Google Scholar alerted me got me roasted on Reddit)
Saga continues- Zotero downloaded my pic with inverted colors + now I have a new sleep paralysis demon
Saga continues- Zotero downloaded my pic with inverted colors + now I have a new sleep paralysis demon
July 28, 2025 at 9:08 PM
I had a paper published in a special issue focusing on ECRs + part of how they promoted us was including a picture (which years later my Google Scholar alerted me got me roasted on Reddit)
Saga continues- Zotero downloaded my pic with inverted colors + now I have a new sleep paralysis demon
Saga continues- Zotero downloaded my pic with inverted colors + now I have a new sleep paralysis demon