Brenton M. Wiernik

Results 159 issues of Brenton M. Wiernik

df = (n - 2) - p , instead of df = (n - 2) p is the number of variables partialled out. That df should go into the p...

enhancement :boom:

It looks like the `.cor_test_biserial_biserial()` and similar methods (e.g., polychoric) are treating the adjusted correlations as observed Pearson correlations when computing CIs/p values. ```r correlation:::.cor_test_biserial_biserial function (data, x, y, continuous,...

bug :bug:
enhancement :boom:

Many users are likely to come to *correlation* through either tidyverse or even base R `subset()`. Doing some initial teaching with *correlation* recently, I saw some friction with the `select`...

what's your opinion :revolving_hearts:

Here is a wish list of formatting options that would be nice for `summary()` and related functions: - [ ] Option to specify to keep the lower triangle matrix instead...

enhancement :boom:

With in-line or skewed fraction bars in the Word equation editor, the bar doesn't lengthen, leading to poor display

enhancement

1. Currently, if `robust = TRUE`, we default to `sandwich::vcovHC(..., type = "HC3")`. This works great for many models, but some models, like `"merMod"`, only have sandwich estimators in `clubSandwich::vcovCR()`....

enhancement :boom:

tl;dr: What do you think of my adding `include_interval` arguments to `get_data.rma()` rather than these being in `parameters::parameters()`? @strengejacke @DominiqueMakowski @IndrajeetPatil @mattansb I'm looking to improve our handling of meta-analysis...

For binomial and multinomial trials with a `| trials()` or `| weights()` argument, there should be an option to get disaggregate the data and return the total number of trials,...

Enhancement :boom:

One step in the prettying process that seems to be skipped by `format_table()` is the combining of the `Parameter` and `Group` columns. This is done in the `print_*()` functions, but...

Enhancement :boom:
What's your opinion :hear_no_evil:

If I set `na.action = "na.exclude"` to preserve NA positions in the data frame, the various `get_*()` functions handle this inconsistently. `get_residuals()` includes NAs where needed, but `get_data()`, get_predicted()` always...

Consistency :green_apple: :apple: