The Doom Lab

@mattansb you are raising an excellent point that I have been thinking about. I know that the generalized eta/omega paper talks a lot about manipulated versus measured ... but I'm...

@mattansb I get that we can calculate them differently, I'm just not convinced that this distinction is necessary (or educated enough on why we think this difference is necessary). It...

@mattansb alright, I took some time this morning to reread the original paper. I don't know if I misread the original, didn't comprehend it correctly, or what but I get...

> Hi, > > we recommend MOTE to our undergraduates and saw that some of them use MOTE to conveniently compute p-values from sample parameters, but expect the p-value to...

> I also tried fo fix the GSL error: > > `libgsl-dev` is [not available in the official repos for linux versions before 16.04](https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libgsl-dev). So I do not know how...

> I thought about adding it to the help pages, since we teach them to use the help when they are stuck or don't know how to work with a...

Hi @Ojami I don't know that I've seen the p-values since there are three indirect effects. Most people use the confidence interval from the bootstrap to determine if it includes...

Good points. I'll check that out. And I would think so ... the t-values for all of them are in there saved under indirect, so then you could calculate p...

Yes, on the radar, timeline murky given a few projects I am involved with right now :( Just regular logistic regression with a binary outcome or something more complex?

You can use dplyr’s filter method to exclude NA values or complete.cases() in base R, subset() or a few other options in R. You’ll have to do that before you...