MicheleNuijten
I'm an Assistant Professor at Tilburg University. My research focuses on meta-science, incl. topics such as replication, publication bias, & statistical errors
Tilburg UniversityTilburg, the Netherlands
Pinned Repositories
marp
Files for the Many Analysts Religion Project
4-step-robustness-check
BayesMed
Default Bayesian hypothesis tests for correlation, partial correlation, and mediation
CARPS_1-1-2015_PS
CARPS_1-6-2014_PS
CARPS_EXT_29_4_2015
effectivity-statcheck
Files for the project in which we compare the prevalence of statistical reporting inconsistencies between journals that implemented statcheck in their peer review process and matched control journals, before and after statcheck implementation.
inexactp
This package can be used to identify the reporting style of p-values in a text. Specifically, with this package you can determine what proportion of p-values in a text is reported inexactly (i.e., p < ... or p > ..., instead of p = ...). Reporting a p-value in an inexact way is a suboptimal reporting practice. With this package, these cases can be flagged, so the author of the text can be notified of the quality of their reporting.
statcheck
A spellchecker for statistics
statcheck-web
MicheleNuijten's Repositories
MicheleNuijten/statcheck
A spellchecker for statistics
MicheleNuijten/BayesMed
Default Bayesian hypothesis tests for correlation, partial correlation, and mediation
MicheleNuijten/effectivity-statcheck
Files for the project in which we compare the prevalence of statistical reporting inconsistencies between journals that implemented statcheck in their peer review process and matched control journals, before and after statcheck implementation.
MicheleNuijten/statcheck-web
MicheleNuijten/4-step-robustness-check
MicheleNuijten/CARPS_1-1-2015_PS
MicheleNuijten/CARPS_1-6-2014_PS
MicheleNuijten/CARPS_EXT_29_4_2015
MicheleNuijten/inexactp
This package can be used to identify the reporting style of p-values in a text. Specifically, with this package you can determine what proportion of p-values in a text is reported inexactly (i.e., p < ... or p > ..., instead of p = ...). Reporting a p-value in an inexact way is a suboptimal reporting practice. With this package, these cases can be flagged, so the author of the text can be notified of the quality of their reporting.