Sven De Maeyer
@svawa.bsky.social
🎓 Professor statistics and measurement in education at #UAntwerpen
💡 Interest in Education for Sustainable Development, Bayesian analyses, Comparative Judgement, Reproducibility, and Open Science
💻 living in the #tidyverse at #R loving #brms
💡 Interest in Education for Sustainable Development, Bayesian analyses, Comparative Judgement, Reproducibility, and Open Science
💻 living in the #tidyverse at #R loving #brms
Reposted by Sven De Maeyer
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Claude Malhuret, Senator of the French Republic, speaks the truth about what is happening in the US
YouTube video by Gregory Mullins
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March 6, 2025 at 7:29 AM
Here with subtitles:
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Reposted by Sven De Maeyer
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Audit trail qualitative interview study "Unraveling low-educated adults' motivation for second-chance education: a multidimensional perspective"
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February 27, 2025 at 9:16 AM
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Isn’t pivot_longer doing the job?
February 13, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Isn’t pivot_longer doing the job?
I think this assumption of infinite populations is not in there. In your model you can assume variation between stimuli regardless of there is a finite or infinite population of stimuli. I might be wrong of course. Moreover, inference works different there, not relying on estimated standard errors
January 29, 2025 at 8:20 AM
I think this assumption of infinite populations is not in there. In your model you can assume variation between stimuli regardless of there is a finite or infinite population of stimuli. I might be wrong of course. Moreover, inference works different there, not relying on estimated standard errors