Category: bayesian

  • Coming out of the (Bayesian) closet: multivariate version

    Coming out of the (Bayesian) closet: multivariate version

    This week I’m facing my—and many other lecturers’—least favorite part of teaching: grading exams. In a supreme act of procrastination I will continue the previous post, and the antepenultimate one, showing the code for a bivariate analysis of a randomized complete block design.

  • Coming out of the (Bayesian) closet

    Coming out of the (Bayesian) closet

    Until today all the posts in this blog have used a frequentist view of the world. I have a confession to make: I have an ecumenical view of statistics and I do sometimes use Bayesian approaches in data analyses. This is not quite one of those “the truth will set you free” moments, but I’ll […]