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  • https://stats.libretexts.org/Courses/Cerritos_College/Introduction_to_Statistics_with_R/19%3A_Bayesian_Statistics/19.07%3A_Bayesian_t-tests
    The BFindepSample part just tells you that you ran an independent samples t-test, and the JZS part is technical information that is a little beyond the scope of this book. We originally analysed the d...The BFindepSample part just tells you that you ran an independent samples t-test, and the JZS part is technical information that is a little beyond the scope of this book. We originally analysed the data using the pairedSamplesTTest() function in the lsr package, but this time we’ll use the ttestBF() function from the BayesFactor package to do the same thing. The easiest way to do it with this data set is to use the x argument to specify one variable and the y argument to specify the other.
  • https://stats.libretexts.org/Workbench/Learning_Statistics_with_SPSS_-_A_Tutorial_for_Psychology_Students_and_Other_Beginners/14%3A_Bayesian_Statistics/14.07%3A_Bayesian_t-tests
    The BFindepSample part just tells you that you ran an independent samples t-test, and the JZS part is technical information that is a little beyond the scope of this book. We originally analysed the d...The BFindepSample part just tells you that you ran an independent samples t-test, and the JZS part is technical information that is a little beyond the scope of this book. We originally analysed the data using the pairedSamplesTTest() function in the lsr package, but this time we’ll use the ttestBF() function from the BayesFactor package to do the same thing. The easiest way to do it with this data set is to use the x argument to specify one variable and the y argument to specify the other.

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