CogStat 2.3 release candidate

[Krajcsi Attila]

Dear All,

Our latest release candidate is out now! Its highlights are Bayesian hypothesis tests, and extended information about the relation of two variables. See more details below.

You can download it from https://github.com/cogstat/cogstat/releases/tag/2.3rc See the assets and download the file that is appropriate for your operating system. The Mac version will be available a bit later - check back later if you want to run CogStat on your Mac. Find help on installation here: https://github.com/cogstat/cogstat/wiki/Installation

This is a release candidate, so it may include a bit more bugs and regressions compared to a final release. Let us know if you find any issues with using the software.

Enjoy your analysis with CogStat!

Best,

Attila

New features

• Initial support for Bayesian hypothesis tests
  • One sample t-test
  • Pearson correlation
  • Paired two-samples t-test
  • Independent two-samples t-test
• Extended regression analyses (Tamás Szűcs)
  • Residual plot
  • Confidence intervals for regression parameters
  • Population plot with confidence band of regression line
  •  Henze-Zirkler test for assumption of multivariate normality
  •  White's test and Koenker's test for assumption of homoscedasticity
• Display the filtered cases when filtering outliers
• Post hoc Durbin-Conover test after significant Friedman test
• New localization
  • Turkish (Belma Feride Bumin)

Fixes

• Various GUI, data import, analysis, and output fixes
• Extended calculation validations (thanks to Dóra Hatvani)
• Run from source more simply (thanks to Oliver Lindemann)
• Various usability fixes (thanks to Ádám Szimilkó)
• Mac-specific fixes (Róbert Fodor)

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Attila Krajcsi

https://www.thenumberworks.org