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Daniel P. Moriarity
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Incoming Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology @ UPenn | Quant-curious| Lv. 11 Dwarf paladin Inflammatory phenotyping, physiometrics, precision psychiatry.
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Trying to increase my practical knowledge of adjusting my models to accommodate different distributions. Any suggestions on good resources on how to further probe + remedy potential concerns highlighted by posterior predictive checks? #Rstats#StatsSky

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RFryanferg.bsky.social

Mixture of gammas or log normals

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SKsolomonkurz.bsky.social

In your case, it appears you're trying to model non-negative continuous data, such as response times, with the Gaussian likelihood. Reaction-time data have long been described as approximately lognormal. The gamma distribution is another fine alternative (as discussed by McElreath).

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SKsolomonkurz.bsky.social

Statistical Rethinking, chapter 10. Here's my bookdown rendition: bookdown.org/content/4857...

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Daniel P. Moriarity
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Incoming Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology @ UPenn | Quant-curious| Lv. 11 Dwarf paladin Inflammatory phenotyping, physiometrics, precision psychiatry.
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