<p>These models have frequencies and . These frequencies refer to the population from which the subjects were drawn. The figure plots the posterior probability of . The mean of this density is , indicating that 75% subjects use model 1. For two models, the exceedance probability is given by the posterior mass in excess of . Here, the exceedence probability is 0.915.</p
<p><b>a</b>: Each column represents a subject, divided by test group (all datasets include a Gaussia...
In the Dichotomous model (A), the density curve is replaced by a histogram, as effects sizes are str...
robustness, selection models When there is publication bias, studies yielding large p values, and he...
<p>(top) Posterior model probability (see color bar) for each subject. For the exact description of ...
<p>(top) Posterior model probability (see color bar) for each subject. For an exact description of e...
<p>This figure exemplifies a random-effect group-BMS analysis, which is used to infer on the best mo...
Schematic examples illustrating the (a) Single-population and (b) Different-subpopulation models and...
<p>The 13 MMN models were compared by their posterior probability given the trial-wise MMN amplitude...
<p>Plotted are exceedance probabilities for each model (i.e. the probability that each given model i...
<p>A peak near −1 indicates that the individual performed more Type I bouts, a peak near +1 indicate...
Hypotheses between predictors and effect size estimate based on random-effects model, p-uniform, and...
<p>For details, see the “<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.01287...
<p>Protected exceedance probability of distinct model components for each model factor in the joint...
<p>Comparison of the estimates of breeding probabilities under the main model (thick line, full sym...
<p>Left: 5% initially infected, chosen randomly from the population. Right: 5% initially infected, c...
<p><b>a</b>: Each column represents a subject, divided by test group (all datasets include a Gaussia...
In the Dichotomous model (A), the density curve is replaced by a histogram, as effects sizes are str...
robustness, selection models When there is publication bias, studies yielding large p values, and he...
<p>(top) Posterior model probability (see color bar) for each subject. For the exact description of ...
<p>(top) Posterior model probability (see color bar) for each subject. For an exact description of e...
<p>This figure exemplifies a random-effect group-BMS analysis, which is used to infer on the best mo...
Schematic examples illustrating the (a) Single-population and (b) Different-subpopulation models and...
<p>The 13 MMN models were compared by their posterior probability given the trial-wise MMN amplitude...
<p>Plotted are exceedance probabilities for each model (i.e. the probability that each given model i...
<p>A peak near −1 indicates that the individual performed more Type I bouts, a peak near +1 indicate...
Hypotheses between predictors and effect size estimate based on random-effects model, p-uniform, and...
<p>For details, see the “<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.01287...
<p>Protected exceedance probability of distinct model components for each model factor in the joint...
<p>Comparison of the estimates of breeding probabilities under the main model (thick line, full sym...
<p>Left: 5% initially infected, chosen randomly from the population. Right: 5% initially infected, c...
<p><b>a</b>: Each column represents a subject, divided by test group (all datasets include a Gaussia...
In the Dichotomous model (A), the density curve is replaced by a histogram, as effects sizes are str...
robustness, selection models When there is publication bias, studies yielding large p values, and he...