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What this means: Modular Forms

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I'm obseeeeeeesseeeeed with this 😍

Just found this post about virtues and excess and deficiencies and went like "THAT'S THE MYSTIC KNIGHTS THING, THAT'S THE SHOW"

Like it went right to my head in seconds

Courage is the first thing on that list, and it immediately taps into what I was saying about Rohan being tested for courage, being the 'brave one', but uhhhh... kinda being bad at bravery...? But it makes so much more sense to see both ends of the scale this way: rashness (literally what Deirdre calls him out for) and cowardice (which is constantly getting to him even when there isn't a curse. He runs from so much - "i want to know my destiny! Nooo why am i Draganta" "i want to know my family! Nooo my mom's mean" "i want to be a knight! Nooo i'm letting everyone down, time to run awaaay"). It's like Fin Varra was testing him to see if he was even capable of threading the needle, not necessarily capable of staying at that sweet spot.

Loyalty's in the longer list I found. I love that the excess is 'conformity', because some of the few times we've seen Ivar be wrong is because he encourages everybody to respect traditions. We don't see 'disloyalty' too often from him, but that is his major character flaw: he's always picking the short-term plans to get the chalice over the slow-and-steady plans. Tbf, the one time he did break completely off to do his own thing, he got the chalice in one try. But it's not like the show let that go unpunished, so yeah, it still falls onto this spectrum of nuance. :3

Humlity for Garrett is pretty obvious. The thing we don't see is the deficiency of it: he wasn't on the show long enough to have an arc about spineless and meek. I'd like to think it'd be when someone 'better' than Garrett comes along - like his dad or a sibling or something. It would've been great to see him go from bragging to instantly shutting up, and I'd especially love to see how everyone bonds around getting Garrett to believe in himself no matter what his family thinks.

The last two were harder. 🤔

Angus had 'honesty', and while I'm happy to sub in "Truthfulness," I don't entirely agree with it...? The excess of that is (according to the list) being indiscreet and imprudent. Okay, fair for imprudence - he himself calls attention to how often he blurts out the wrong thing. They've all had their turns at cutting him off. Indiscreet, though... 🤔 It's not like these all need to apply - this an entirely random, separate list - but I'm not sure I saw indiscretion being too prominent in him. If anything, he was always too discreet. And that's why I agree with the deficiency in him more: it's "deceit" and "boastfulness" (he talks a lot of shit he knows he can't back up). "False modesty," though - ehhhhh... I didn't see him doing that a lot. Technically, he tried buttering Cathbad up to help him with getting his armour, but that falls under 'flattery' more than 'humblebrag'. We'll just cross that and 'discreet' off his list. 😌

Deirdre was definitely the hardest. Her noble trait was selflessness, and the closet I could find for that was 'Generosity'. But her arcs were never about being stingy or wasteful. What seems to match her better is 'Fair'. She absolutely overdoes it and pulls rank to be all self-righteous with her royalty. And she's judgy, and she can pick fights with the others real quick. 😝 On the other side of that is just 'unfair'. She does technically struggle with having the wisdom to make the right decision as a leader, and when she was ruling for a few days, she did make a lot of unfair calls. So I think this suits her, even there's a bit of massaging being done to these terms.

😋 I just like this. It gives me an easy set of anchors for everybody, and it especially gives a fast look at some parallel flaws we know they have (like perfectionism for Deirdre, short-temperedness for Angus, naivete for Rohan, stuffiness for Ivar, and derisiveness for Garrett). Easy prompts for head canons 🥳

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Learning JASP

Goal today: Learning how to use JASP for frequentist ANOVA analysis.

Putting this behind the cut mostly because I’m using my blog as a dumping ground but also as accountability for actually learning JASP :) 

Resource I’m using to learn JASP: 

https://jasp-stats.org/how-to-use-jasp/ 

Walk-through gif # 1 

Okay so it looks very much like SPSS but without the price tag 

Data still has to be organized the SPSS way though for ANOVAs

I like how it allows for toggling simple main effects though, because doing so in SPSS is a pain 

Walk through GIF # 2: examining interaction effects 

ok wait, it generates a graph then? 

it generates a graph AND the interaction information, which you can select for the models (I’m screaming this is actually really useful???)

In R I’d have to manually type it in and hope for the best, all the while really suffering re: learning how to graph in R. 

Should I learn how to graph in R? I’ll put that on my next self-learning schedule

Gif demonstration # 3: contrasts

Oh wow it even does contrasts

Are these based on t-tests with assumptions?

I wish these gifs came with a voiceover (for the first time in my life)

Are these e.g., bonferonni corrected?

I WISH I COULD PAUSE THE GIF HOLY 

Okay wait I see that you can select “Helmert” contrasts so I’m going to look that up 

“The idea behind Helmert contrasts is to compare each group to the mean of the “previous” ones. That is, the first contrast represents the difference between group 2 and group 1, the second contrast represents the difference between group 3 and the mean of groups 1 and 2, and so on”

.https://stats.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Applied_Statistics/Book%3A_Learning_Statistics_with_R_-_A_tutorial_for_Psychology_Students_and_other_Beginners_(Navarro)/16%3A_Factorial_ANOVA/16.07%3A_Different_Ways_to_Specify_Contrasts#:~:text=The%20idea%20behind%20Helmert%20contrasts,and%202%2C%20and%20so%20on.

otherwise, okay, this is really good an option

GIF DEMONSTRATION # 4: POST-HOC ANALYSES

okay so the questions I had from gif 3 actually are for gif 4 

maybe it’s just been a long time since I’ve done stats but holy shit should I know the difference between a contrast and a post-hoc t-test?

Try # 1: this is supposed to explain the difference but went STRAIGHT over my head http://www-personal.umich.edu/~gonzo/coursenotes/file3.pdf 

 This source gives a better description https://www.graphpad.com/support/faq/difference-between-planned-comparisons-post-hoc-tests-multiple-comparison-tests--post-tests-and-orthogonal-comparisons/

Post-hoc test is used for situations where you can decide which comparisons you want to make after looking at the data. You don't need to plan ahead. Scenario I above clearly is post-hoc testing. Scenarios II and III above require that you make some decisions (based on your scientific goals). If you compare all pairs of means, you have decided not to do the more general comparisons listed in part I. If you choose to compare all against the mean, you've decided on scientific grounds not to compare treatment groups with each other, but only to compare each to the control. Because the use of these tests require some decisions that you should make before seeing any data, choices II and III are not strictly post-hoc tests, but that term sometimes gets used anyway

Planned comparison tests  require that you focus in on a few scientifically sensible comparisons. You can't decide which comparisons to do after looking at the data. The choice must be based on the scientific questions you are asking, and be chosen when you design the experiment. Hence the term planned comparisons. Scenario IV above is clearly planned comparisons. Scenarios II and III do require some planning, but are not usually lumped in with the term 'planned comparison test'.

It’s really whether the question was driven by theory and pre-planned.

Did you somehow find this helpful and interesting to read? A liveblog on me finally learning some of these stats skills on my own? Because I can’t seem to engage myself in self-learning stats unless I’m ~liveblogging~ the experience?!?!?!?

Well, I’m starting a few new stats to support and reward this experience, bc heck, learning stats on your own SUCKS:

https://ramyeonpng.tumblr.com/tagged/JASP ~ for JASP learning

https://ramyeonpng.tumblr.com/tagged/statslearning ~ for general stats learning

https://ramyeonpng.tumblr.com/tagged/selflearningliveblog ~ for general self-learning liveblog