oh, we need a python implementation for the computed variables.
cheers
jonathon
Excluding outliers with MAD
Re: Excluding outliers with MAD
Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
My data is a little more complicated. I would appreciate it if you could help me calculate MAD with my data.
I am interested in calculating MAD for a variable 'reaction time'. But there are four conditions; reaction time differs in all the conditions. So, I want to calculate MAD specific to each condition rather than MAD for overall RT. I wondered if there is a way to calculate the same rather than calculating MAD four times for each condition.
My data is a little more complicated. I would appreciate it if you could help me calculate MAD with my data.
I am interested in calculating MAD for a variable 'reaction time'. But there are four conditions; reaction time differs in all the conditions. So, I want to calculate MAD specific to each condition rather than MAD for overall RT. I wondered if there is a way to calculate the same rather than calculating MAD four times for each condition.
Re: Excluding outliers with MAD
Hey Anki@28,
If I understand correctly you should have your data in a long mode, i.e. a "Conditions" variable with 4 levels (e.g. COND_1, ..., COND_4) and a "RT" variable with the reaction times to the stimulus.
I am attaching a screenshot with a possible suggestion, to be used with the Rj module editor plus. If not, come back.
Cheers,
Maurizio
If I understand correctly you should have your data in a long mode, i.e. a "Conditions" variable with 4 levels (e.g. COND_1, ..., COND_4) and a "RT" variable with the reaction times to the stimulus.
I am attaching a screenshot with a possible suggestion, to be used with the Rj module editor plus. If not, come back.
Cheers,
Maurizio