Semester 1, 2021-2022
Type of courseMethodological and Practical Courses
DateOctober 4 and October 6, 2021
LocationT.B.A.
2 days
Maximum number of participants40
ECTS1 EC will be appointed for participation in the complete course
StaffHerbert Hoijtink (UU)
Content
In the first meeting, after a short introduction of the “replication crisis” participants will be acquainted with: Informative Hypotheses, Bayes factor, Bayesian error probabilities, and Bayesian Updating. All using concepts and examples, formulas will NOT be a part of this course. In the second meeting there will be more attention for the Bayes factor, “hands on” using the R package bain, and a discussion.Learning goals: Learn to setup, apply and interpret Bayesian hypothesis evaluation.
Preparation
The course materials can be downloaded from https://informative-hypotheses.sites.uu.nl/software/bain/ At the bottom of that page you find “workshops” and the first entry there is “KLI”.
You can prepare by reading the tutorial paper, installing, R, RStudio and bain, and, if you need to refresh your R skills, do the R hands on mini course that can be found in the folder R labmeeting.