Prof Andy Field

Prof Andy Field

@profandyfield.com

The stats book guy. Metal fan masquerading as Prof of Quantitative Methods. Learn R with the discovr package. (http://discovr.rocks/discovr/).

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‘Amazing Things’ is a year old tomorrow If you missed it, here’s @zarahedderman.bsky.social’s wonderful review for @thequietus.com thequietus.com/quietus-revi... @wiaiwya.bsky.social

thequietus.comDarren Hayman and his Electric Guitars – Amazing Things | The QuietusThe former Hefner singer delivers a beautiful work of mourning, backed by massed electric guitars
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Darren Hayman’s recent album, Amazing Things, is a tender and immensely endearing work that explores all the different layers of grief. Was a pleasure to spend time with this album and review it for @thequietus.com thequietus.com/quietus-revi...

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Lots of negative reporting around Maidens Paris show, which had no encores because of an earlier power cut. My take: 1. Gutting, but the right decision to skip encores because Mariner/7th son probably won’t get played beyond this tour but aces high/FOTD and wasted years probably will.

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Tl:dr So, for me, mixed feelings- disappointment after travelling from Uk not to see the whole set, but also feel like I saw some really special renditions of some of my favourite maiden songs. Ps la defense arena needs back up generators!

Lots of negative reporting around Maidens Paris show, which had no encores because of an earlier power cut. My take: 1. Gutting, but the right decision to skip encores because Mariner/7th son probably won’t get played beyond this tour but aces high/FOTD and wasted years probably will.

2. Weird night but honestly the band and crowd were so fired up after the break that mariner was savage … maybe the best I’ve ever heard it, real fire in the belly stuff. The entire second half was magnificent.

The press want you to believe there are violent protests in Brighton today. Counter protesters outnumbered the Fascists by many thousands. We sang, danced, and waved inflatable bananas and hearts in the name of tolerance and diversity. Fascists not welcome in Brighton.

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A truly great book! And we’re not just saying that because our #easystats packages are in it. Although, of course, that’s (a small) part of the reason why the book is so great. 😎

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Publication date looms ever closer ... physical copies exist (at the @sagepub.com London office, I await my own copy with excitement).

Mini 'what is mediation' video just released. I'm trying to decouple the 'what is it' from the 'how to do it' so that I can do different software run throughs without having to repeat myself on 'what is it'. We'll see if that works. youtube.com/playlist?lis...

youtube.comDiscover Statistics Theory - YouTubeA playlist of videos that explain aspects of statistical theory to accompany the corresponding playlists that demonstrate how to condust analyses in IBM SPSS...

Quick update on the update: my companion website is now complete! (Also, fYI @sagepub.com)

Prof Andy Field@profandyfield.com

I've just made live the updated website that accompanies my R book (www.discovr.rocks) - it's mostly finished: almost all of the chapter solutions/task solutions are done, data are live, updated info about the `discovr` package of interactive tutorials, and it's had a face lift.

Workshop 3: Wednesday August 26th “A Crash Course in Machine Learning with JASP”. This workshop will explain the key concepts of machine learning and take full advantage of the extensive machine learning techniques that are available in JASP.

Workshop 4: Thursday August 27th and Friday August 28th, the annual workshop “Theory and Practice of Bayesian Hypothesis Testing with JASP”. The main purpose of this workshop is to familiarize participants with key Bayesian concepts in hypothesis testing.

Workshop 1: Monday August 24th, “Discovering Statistics using JASP” based on my textbook with Johnny van Doorn, and @ejwagenmakers.bsky.social. Ideal for teachers who want to teach with the book, and students (and others) who wish to improve their stats knowledge. [NB, I'm not running the workshop.]

Workshop 2: Tuesday August 25th, “State-of-the-Art Meta-Analysis using JASP”. This workshop will present both frequentist and Bayesian methods for meta-analysis.