Post #1604867
2025-10-14 09:26 UTC
@ingorohlfing like, go Bob Ross with this shit; be a little creative with these tools
Doing model development? Do a two-stage registration where stage 1 is "here're the general principals I'm gonna follow to build the model"; stage 2 is "here's how that went + deviations; here's the model and how we're gonna do confirmatory/validity testing"; final report is how *that* went
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@ingorohlfing@mastodon.social 2025-10-14 11:05
@auzdavenice Preregistration can always be done, yes. I meant a preanalysis plan as a standalone plan or part of a registered report with credible prior unaccessibility of the data. This probably can be done more often in observational research than many may think, but not always. As opposed to experiments.