Hi guys,
Together with a number of colleagues, my lab is in the process of
designing an open-source alternative to SPSS. The idea is for the
program (JASP) to provide both "regular" frequentist tests and default
Bayesian tests. At first we will focus primarily on the most popular
analyses such as ANOVA and regression.
We have made a lot of progress in the past months and now we are
looking for interesting data sets that we can use as benchmark
examples. Please let me know if you have cool data sets you'd like to
share. "Cool" means easy to explain, relatively straightforward,
perhaps with interesting stimulus material, a slightly non-standard
setup, or an implausible hypothesis.
Right now we have zero data sets, so anything is welcome (t-test,
correlation, ANOVA, regression, frequency tables, etc.).
Cheers,
E.J.
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Eric-Jan Wagenmakers
Department of Psychological Methods, room 2.09
University of Amsterdam
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The Netherlands
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Pierre-Simon Laplace, last words
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