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Sequential analysis and robustness check graph for ANOVA.

Hello,


I'm conducting a Bayesian repeated measures ANOVA with JASP. My design includes 2 predictors (one between subjects).


Is it possible to compute sequential analysis, as it's possible for bayesian t-test. In other words, how compute graph illustrating sequential analysis and bayes robustness check for ANOVA with JASP ?


If it's not possible, do you have tuto to compute it with R?


Thanks for your help

Comments

  • Hi kev_bague,

    JASP does not (yet) offer sequential analyses for ANOVA; the reason is that there are several BFs in play, and only one may be of interest. I guess we could show them all or ask the user to define the one that's of interest. Also, the repeated measures ANOVA can be slow, but that's not a compelling reason.

    However, you can easily do a sequential analysis yourself: just execute a new analysis (and store the interim result) after every new participant. At the moment, this is tedious in JASP, but easy in R (I'd use a for loop, but then again, I am getting old)

    Cheers,

    E.J.

  • Hi EJ,


    Thanks for your answer and for your articles which help me to conduct analysis with Bayesian statistics.


    I have another questions about bayesian ANOVA. How can I analyse simple effect ?


    Cheers,


    Kevin Bague

  • Hi Kevin,

    I have not looked into this -- in general, it would be worthwhile to develop Bayesian equivalents for all those variants of frequentist ANOVA...but we are not quite there yet.

    Cheers,

    E.J.

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