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Noteworthy changes include:
- using the Metropolis algorithm to fit the bivariate Bernoulli model for Figure 7.6 (Section 7.4.3);
- corrections to mistakes around the
lag()
andlead()
functions in Section 7.5.2; - an added bonus section clarifying the pooled standard deviation for standardized mean differences (Section 16.3.0.1);
- refining the custom
stat_wilke()
plotting function in Chapter 18; - an overhaul of the bonus section covering effect sizes (Section 19.6);
- refining/correcting the threshold workflow for univariable logistic regression models (Chapter 21);
- fixing the divergent transitions issue for the robust logistic regression model by adding boundaries on the prior (Section 21.3);
- corrections to a few incorrectly computed effect sizes in Chapter 23;
- the addition of a new bonus section (Section 22.3.3.1.1) highlighting the benefits of the intercepts-only softmax model;
- expansions to the material on censored data (Section 25.4) and the addition of a brief introduction to truncated data (Section 25.4.4); and
- updating all HMC fits to the current version of brms (2.15.0).
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