Andy Field

@strengejacke thanks - I didn't realise that `estimate_contrasts()` would accept the `interaction = ` as an argument so that's useful to know.

> > Essentially, one interpretation of each contrast is that you're asking 'is the pattern of means across the specified combinations of looks and personality the same in the two...

> Ok, this can also be used in _modelbased_ - though it looks _slightly_ more complicated compared to _emmeans_: > > library(easystats) > > date_tib date_afx #> Contrasts set to...

From a user perspective, what I would have found intuitive (but maybe not anyone else!) is something like `contrast = looks*personality, comparison = list(strategy = "trt.vs.ctrl", looks = "trt.vs.ctrl")), reference...

From the perspective of my book, I switched the backend. However, I think you should consider making a user-friendly interface to do it with marginaleffects. So, you can probably close...

You mean, what about using them instead? I don't have space to properly talk about priors so I need something that has defaults comparable to BayesFactor (which I'm useing as...

I think the only context - other rthan those you list - that I use it is comparing linear models (as in the example above). For this case what would...

Thanks for the useful comments @mattansb. Given my time constraints, I will use the BIC approximations in the first instance but have made a note-to-self to look at `rstanarm` (which...

That's a convenient recommendation @bwiernik 😀