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We’re excited to announce an upcoming Psychometrika Special Issue on Data Intensive Methods in Psychometrics (think of using many datasets for methodological development), guest edited by @klint.bsky.social, @kyliegorney.bsky.social, @jmbh.bsky.social, Ben Domingue, and me.

I see, thanks for the explanation :)

Very good point. If you have time to explain it, I would be interested to learn how you got the intervals for each peak?

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British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology | Wiley Online Library Psychological concepts are increasingly understood as complex dynamic systems that change over time. To study these complex systems, researchers are increasingly gathering intensive longitudinal data...

I’m really excited to share that our first article has been published in the Br. J. Math. Stat. Psychol. doi.org/10.1111/bmsp...

In this paper, we evaluate and compare different non-parametric approaches for modeling non-linearity in psychological intensive longitudinal data.

Thank you very much and thank you for all your invaluable input, guidance, and support throughout this project.

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Congrats!

Then I am looking forward to reading more about your analysis in the future. Do you think using a Bayesian model with priors on the number and location of the discontinuity points could be interesting for your data?

Did you by chance publish some more details on your data and analysis somewhere? I think it would be really interesting to see more on the robustness of this figure.

Thanks for the feedback, I finally got around to increase the thickness of the fitted curves. It does look better that way.

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On February 13 we will have a workshop on Modeling Non-Linear Relationships: An Introduction to Gaussian Process Regression in R and Stan by @janfailenschmid.bsky.social
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In this project, we review three non-parametric and non-linear regression techniques - local polynomial regression, Gaussian processes, and generalized additive models - within the context of intensive longitudinal data and compare how well these methods can recover psychological processes.

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New Preprint!

I’m excited to share our preprint titled: "Modeling Non-Linear Psychological Processes: Reviewing and Evaluating Non-Parametric Approaches and Their Applicability to Intensive Longitudinal Data."

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Any feedback is welcome!

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