Thoughts about the mind, science, society, and whatever else. The following is a guest post by Neil Lewis, Jr. Neil is an assistant professor at Cornell University. Last week I visited the Center for Open Science. In Charlottesville, Virginia to participate in the second annual meeting. Of the Society for the Improvement of Psychological Science.

University of Texas at Austin.

Blogging on cognitive psychology and general academia. There are a wide array of response time trimming methods that I outlined in a previous post. To make response time trimming simpler for the researcher, I have developed a small R package trimr that takes raw RTs for all participants and experimental conditions, performs any trimming method the user requires, and returns data for all particip.

A blog about research methods, statistics, infrastructure, cognition, memory, and perception. Sunday, May 31, 2015. Simulating Bayes Factors and p-Values. I see people critiquing Bayes factors based on simulations these days, and example include recent blog posts by Uri Simonsohn. Yeah, I just made up that word. It refers to using frequentist criteria and standards to evaluate Bayesian arguments. Some of you might find this demonstration unhelpful because it mi.

The Psychoinformatics Lab is located in the Department of Psychology at the University of Texas at Austin. Our goal is to develop and apply new methods for large-scale acquisition, organization, and synthesis of psychological data. We combine techniques from behavioral psychology, functional neuroimaging, and computer science to create new ways of exploring data and derive new insights about the human mind.