Dominique Makowski

> I think you had some simulation code for comparing intervals set up? I can't seem to find it, but it was basically a big loop generating various distributions of...

> Maybe I could see if one of my students is interested... good idea! also tagging ~@easystats/maintainers~ (oops that doesn't work outside of the org) @strengejacke @mattansb

Just need someone that actually does the job now 😁

This feature would be very useful indeed. Any updates on this front? Thanks!

> I just published an open access textbook (in French) It's awesome that the book is open-access ☺️ (also interesting thread thanks for tagging me in 😁)

> and I don't see why we need to copy this in report as well. It's ok to make it different here. Agreed. And APA-like style as a default makes...

Hi, would you help us fixing it by providing a reproducible code / data?

Rather than changing exisitng algorithms, I'm wondering whether it wouldn't be easy to allow for a `"scipy"` method of peak detection that would simply call https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/generated/scipy.signal.find_peaks.html, and to which people...

Well, the user can play with the scipy parameters to try to get something better than the existing methods for that specific signal, but I agree that the initial question...

I agree with you and prioritze 1 and 2. That said, I would rather not remove the descriptions for now (assuming it's maintainable): I think this feature can be a...