An introduction to the BayesFactor R package
Details
TOPIC
This event will be lead to Dr Priya Silverstein (https://priyasilverstein.wixsite.com/website). Priya is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Surrey and a Community Manager at the Journal Editors Discussion Interface (JEDI), who is passionate about open science and reproducibility! One essential component of good open science practice is Bayes Factor Analysis of null results. In this workshop, Priya will give a quick introduction to Bayes Factors, followed by a practical tutorial on how to compute them in R. Then, you’ll get a chance to try out the package on your own data!
PREPARATION
To join in with the hands-on part of this workshop, please bring some ready-to-analyse data and install the BayesFactor package [R code: install.packages("BayesFactor")].
ONLINE PROGRAMME
The event will be held online and will start at 17:00 (UK time). Please join us via this Zoom link:
https://zoom.us/j/98522632342?pwd=b1FYMW1GcmUvdVRtR3Z1QnU4NHlsUT09
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