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The accepted order of things

We strive, but unfortunately humans are not perfect. Some are further than others, the odd person gets quite close, on a good day, but ultimately we all have our flaws and foibles. For instance, we like to think we are good, rational beings, capable of judging the evidence presented to us and making the most … Continue reading The accepted order of things →

EEL academia, biology, Psychology, research, statistics 2 Comments 20 Dec 201720 Dec 2017 4 Minutes

Fixed or random?

Want to run a mixed model but don’t know which of your variables to have as fixed effects and which as random effects? Follow my simple guide for deciding if it will be a fixed or random effect below! There will be exceptions, but after all, Biology is the science of exceptions…   geese live … Continue reading Fixed or random? →

EEL biology, statistics Leave a comment 27 May 201514 May 2020 3 Minutes

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