Johnny van Doorn

Hi @PerPalmgren, If I understand correctly, the footnote describes the dependent variable (Heart attack) reference class, not that of the independent variable (Exercise). The results will stay the same, but...

Which raincloud plot do you refer to @tomtomme? Because the one in paired t-test only shows a boxplot, which is not the same as the sd/se; if you create raincloud...

@tomtomme @boutinb yes I think using some AI generation is the way to go here (and I understand from some colleagues that we won't be unique in this) - it...

@boutinb @JorisGoosen @EJWagenmakers @vandenman I think this issue arises when a p-value is greater than 0.001 (so that way of displaying cannot be used), and then the number decimals gets...

Haha yes we can definitely improve on how SPSS displays those.. so perhaps we can turn this bug report into a feature request where the decimals of the p-value display...

That looks great already @JorisGoosen! One tweak that I would like to suggest still, is to keep the old behavior of showing (for instance with 2 decimals) `9.18\times10^{-3}` notation when...

Hi @Joao-O-Santos , Thank you for your detailed report - we are currently discussing the behavior that was recently implemented, which aimed to have less confusing output by not doing...

I think this issue is better suited for @RensDofferhoff, @JorisGoosen, or @boutinb - I can forward the logs to whoever can help here.

For any linear model, the normality assumption is about the model residuals/error, so always just a single set of values that are tested per model. We already show the Q-Q...

Haha fair enough! I think the link is the other way around: if residuals are normally distributed, the cells will also be, but not necessarily the other way around, which...