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I’ve fit a multilevel beta regression model using gamlss in #rstats . How do I get prediction intervals for new observations? The predict function does not support this.

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I want to use run statistical power calculations for a randomized experiment. I want to do so using randomization inference (RI) or a related approach.

Is there sample code or guidance? Ideally Stata but R ok.

I'm well versed in using RI

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Hey #statstwitter what do we think about the following notation for a correlation between X and Y after selecting on some third variable, Z?

Okay so I went ahead and derived it, if #statstwitter can check whether this is correct that would be awesome. To clarify, this is the conversion formula for a tetrachoric correlation to a phi coefficient.

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Statstwitter, there was once a figure making the rounds here where it had turned out the uncertainty bars were “estimated” as the point estimate +/- 50%.

Anyone ‘member?

I need it for science reasons

Okay, #statstwitter , joking aside, what’s the right answer here—who belongs in the “big 3” of statistics?

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When do you decide to use GPs over splines?

Posed this to @[email protected] in his (very good) webinar on HSGPs, and his feeling was that kernels provide more interpretability over splines, curious to hear other thoughts.
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Hey #statstwitter , how do I do what I'm doing* with nicer code?

*I'm trying to pivot_longer() multiple indexed variables where each variable gets a column.

Hi #rstats #statstwitter ,
With a multilevel GLM with a binomial link function, e.g., glmer(y~treatment * time + (1 | id), what is the best way to report the probability differences between the groups in the text of an article? (1/3)