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Analysis: Statistical approaches

What to do with the data after you collect it (and what you should put in a pre-analysis-plan).

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Impact of treatment on 'rare event' incidence

Notes from slack:

I’m finding some issues like this in analyzing rare events … not quite that rare, but still a few per thousand or a few per hundred.

I’m taking 2 statistical approaches to the analysis (discussion, code, and data in links):

  1. Randomization inference (simulation) … for a sort of

I think either of these could be ‘flipped around’ to be used for power calculation or ‘the Bayesian equivalent of power calculation’

My colleague Jamie Elsey has some expertise with the latter; , although it’s mainly frequentist and not Bayesian ATM.

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Open and robust science: Preregistration and Preanalysis plans

There are reasons 'some pre-registration' or at least 'declaring your intentions in advance' is worth doing even if you aren't aiming at scientific publication

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Which statistical tests/methods

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Bayesian binomial-beta (a pretty standard setup I’m probably making overcomplicated)arrow-up-right
equivalence testing herearrow-up-right
we’re putting together our discussion HEREarrow-up-right
https://gitlab.com/dsbowen/conditional-inference/-/blob/master/examples/bayes_primer.ipynbarrow-up-right
From Sample to Population: Multilevel Regression and Poststratification (MRP) and Survey Weightingarrow-up-right
https://docs.google.com/document/d/14uTZqOpnKAK8_oRwgqlAhEXfyQPQUKK9/editdocs.google.comchevron-right