Major improvements include: a corrected workflow for fitting single-level b-spline models (Section 4.5.2), thanks to Stephen Wild; a refined workflow for fitting multilevel b-spline models using the s() function (Section 4.6), thanks to Gavin Simpson; a new bonus section (4.7) on grouping predictors within matrix columns, thanks to insights from Gelman et al (2020) and hints from Paul-Christian Bürkner; a brms solution to the sixth-order polynomial model in Section 7.1.1, thanks again to Stephen Wild; a workflow to reproduce the Metropolis simulation for Figure 9.3, thanks to James Henegan; a corrected workflow for taking fitted()-based random draws for the bonus material in Section 13.5.2.1, thanks to an exchange with Ladislas Nalborczyk;...
add the Kruschke-style model diagrams throughout the text; add chapter-specific plotting schemes wi...
Notable updates include: Chapter 23 for cumulative probit models, Chapter 24 for hierarchical Poiss...
Noteworthy changes include: replacing my incorrect use of tidyr::expand() with a more appropriate t...
Noteworthy changes include: the correct solution to the first multinomial model in Section 10.16;...
Noteworthy changes include: substantial expansions to sections 10.3.1 (multinomial regression) an...
Major improvements include: an as_draws_df()-oriented workflow to replace the depreciated posterior...
This is the first full draft containing brms versions of all of Kruschke's JAGS and Stan models, exc...
Noteworthy changes include: replacing my incorrect use of tidyr::expand() with a more appropriate t...
Noteworthy changes include: using the Metropolis algorithm to fit the bivariate Bernoulli model for...
Noteworthy changes include: finally reproducing the simulation necessary for Figure 7.3 (see GitHub...
The notable updates are: the addition of Chapter 22 for multinomial regression, more prose and reso...
General Better support for multivariate-response-models from brms. Support for cumulative-link-m...
Noteworthy changes include: replacing my incorrect use of tidyr::expand() with a more appropriate t...
Various geoms and stats have been merged together under the geom_slabinterval() and stat_slabinterva...
General New vignette Different Output between Stata and ggeffects. Changes to functions ggpr...
add the Kruschke-style model diagrams throughout the text; add chapter-specific plotting schemes wi...
Notable updates include: Chapter 23 for cumulative probit models, Chapter 24 for hierarchical Poiss...
Noteworthy changes include: replacing my incorrect use of tidyr::expand() with a more appropriate t...
Noteworthy changes include: the correct solution to the first multinomial model in Section 10.16;...
Noteworthy changes include: substantial expansions to sections 10.3.1 (multinomial regression) an...
Major improvements include: an as_draws_df()-oriented workflow to replace the depreciated posterior...
This is the first full draft containing brms versions of all of Kruschke's JAGS and Stan models, exc...
Noteworthy changes include: replacing my incorrect use of tidyr::expand() with a more appropriate t...
Noteworthy changes include: using the Metropolis algorithm to fit the bivariate Bernoulli model for...
Noteworthy changes include: finally reproducing the simulation necessary for Figure 7.3 (see GitHub...
The notable updates are: the addition of Chapter 22 for multinomial regression, more prose and reso...
General Better support for multivariate-response-models from brms. Support for cumulative-link-m...
Noteworthy changes include: replacing my incorrect use of tidyr::expand() with a more appropriate t...
Various geoms and stats have been merged together under the geom_slabinterval() and stat_slabinterva...
General New vignette Different Output between Stata and ggeffects. Changes to functions ggpr...
add the Kruschke-style model diagrams throughout the text; add chapter-specific plotting schemes wi...
Notable updates include: Chapter 23 for cumulative probit models, Chapter 24 for hierarchical Poiss...
Noteworthy changes include: replacing my incorrect use of tidyr::expand() with a more appropriate t...