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• Thanks @andersony3k, I see. However, I have still some difficulties in which such an analysis allow to target failure-groupA vs success-groupB. For me Chi-squared test or Fisher's exact test compute is the proportion of acceptance is different betwe…

  in Compare two proportions with a Bayesian analysis Comment by kev_bague May 2023
• @andersony3k thanks for your helps. With this option, can I have information about the comparison between A-refusing versus B-accepting ?

  in Comparing two proportions within contingency table for small sample size Comment by kev_bague May 2023
• Hi @andersony3k Thank you for your answer. I’m going to describe the experiment. In the experiment, Experimenter gives an object A or B to the participants. Next, he asks participants if they want to trade their objects with the alternative objec…

  in Comparing two proportions within contingency table for small sample size Comment by kev_bague May 2023
• Thank you @andersony3k. However, my question was if is it possible to target a comparison between two proportions within the contingency table? For example can I conduct a statistical test that compares p2 and p3?

  in Comparing two proportions within contingency table for small sample size Comment by kev_bague May 2023
• Hi @andersony3k So in your output p-value compares G2-E and G1-NotE? Is there not influence of G1-E and G2-NotE?

  in Comparing two proportions within contingency table for small sample size Comment by kev_bague May 2023
• Thanks for your answer @andersony3k Your output shows the result for the comparison between four proportions. However, I would like just compare G2-E and G1-NotE in your output. It is possible?

  in Comparing two proportions within contingency table for small sample size Comment by kev_bague May 2023
• @EJ thank you for your answer, and for this ressource very interesting which helps me. For instance, I'm conducting a linear regression. Frequentist approach shows a non-significant p-value for the model including predictor, that it does not rejec…

  in Help for interpretation : significant p-value and anecdotical BF Comment by kev_bague April 2020
• Hello @JohnnyB Thank you very much for your answer very helpful ! We're very lucky to have this software as well as your tips ! Thank you ! Cheers, KB

  in Help for covariate analysis with Mixed ANOVA Comment by kev_bague April 2020
• Hello, I'm agree with your BF01 and BFexcl interpretation. I mean your analysis is consistent with guideline in this article : Bergh, D. Van Den, Doorn, J. Van, Marsman, M., Draws, T., van Kesteren, E.-J., Derks, K., … Wagenmakers, E. J. (2019). A…

  in Interpretation and reporting results of a Bayesian repeated measures ANOVA Comment by kev_bague April 2020
• 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

  in Sequential analysis and robustness check graph for ANOVA. Comment by kev_bague April 2020
• Hi, If I read your table you have only a main effect of GRP according to classical view of p-value (i.e., p-value < .05 lead to accept H1 and reject H0). Upstairs, you can see the effect of within subject factors and interactions. Downstairs, …

  in Mixed repeated measures ANOVA with covariate Comment by kev_bague April 2020