The first paper that describes some of the functionality of psychonetrics has now been published open access in Psychometrika, with all code available at the Open Science Framework. In this paper, I discuss estimation of latent...
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Table of Contents Changes in bootnet version 1.3Handling of Missing DataPrevious default behaviorNew default behaviorOther changes in bootnet 1.3The ggmModSelect AlgorithmChanges in psychonetrics version 0.5New modelsearch...
This post was written by Sacha Epskamp, and cross-posted to the Psychosystems blog. The old city center of Amsterdam – a location right next to the Institute for Advanced Studies which will partly host the PhD...
(featuring missing data analysis) Simulation studies are absolutely vital for methodological work to be validated and tested in multiple settings. One simulation study is good, but more simulation studies are always better. In...
About twenty years ago, I was a young teenager when my two-year older brother introduced me to the increasingly popular card game Magic the Gathering (MTG). We both liked the game a lot and started to collect cards, making sure...
Version 0.3.2 of psychonetrics is now on CRAN! This means that the package can now be installed easily from R and that the automatically generated manual is online. For more notes on how to install psychonetrics, please see the...
I would like to share the following three updates: 1. In January we hosted the annual Psychological Networks Amsterdam Winter School. On popular request, we have now made many of the materials publicly available on the...
This blog post was written by Sacha Epskamp I am happy to announce the full day “Complexities of Adverse Behavior” event in Singapore on October 2! We now opened up registration for contributed talks, with a...
This blog was written by Sacha Epskamp. In my class on Structural Equation Modeling, I introduce the concepts of expected values and variances through the game of roulette. A french roulette game looks like this: A ball...
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