R demo | ANOVA (One-Way) | Fisher’s, Welch’s, Bayesian, Robust | Conduct, visualise, interpret + 😉

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[zane.walker]

Very concise and well explained. I will be sure to keep this collection of functions and your explanations handy! Thanks very much!

[shixin]

Love your work. Thank you for creating these.

[buffaloperformanceandanaly]

Great video! If I have a large F statistic, small p-value (less than 0.01), a very large effect size, but a weak Bayesian Effect size (R2=0.09), would I interpret the model as statistically significant, but that the model might not be trust worthy? Thanks for the feedback

[luizclaudiolouzada]

Uma dúvida: como fazer ANOVA (Two-Way) usando o pacote ggbetweenstats. É possivel rodar o modelo interagindo variáveis? Muito grato!

[anasodeh]

could you please upload video for ploting barplot for comparing two groups with p value and error bars?

[hansmeiser]

Is there a reason to use dlookr::normality() instead of shapiro.test()?

[bogdanandjelic]

I have trully "bad" data. Small sample size in a crossover study design (n=8). I have t0, t1, t2 (t0=baseline). Spent over 72 hours looking everything, I can't manage to find a proper test...my data is mixed (some of it normally, some not normally distributed), I did wilcoxon, but I do not have significant friedman's f to actually do it... SAVE ME
To edit, I'd prolly ban myself from the channel, hope I do not disturb you too much! Sorry!