<transcript><audio_652>with all sorts of pointers uh and some some code and explaining exactly what each each and every effect size is and then giving you some r code of how to calculate the degrees of freedom so really nice way of helping you</transcript><transcript><audio_653>to do your your power analysis so whatever your power analysis is i think getting feedback on the power analysis from peer reviewers in the register reports before data collection is really important i'm still learning how to do</transcript><transcript><audio_654>uh power analysis it still baffles me sometimes that you know there's so many designs there's so many ways of running these things there's so many libraries out there and there's so many researchers that have different perspectives we try to put everything on the on the guide</transcript><transcript><audio_655>but i'm learning new things uh all the time you know i'm conducting a hundred replications that is gonna help you help you do that so the more that you do the more that you work collaboratively the more you have these kind of</transcript><transcript><audio_656>uh guides and the better you you're gonna do in terms of of getting to the right power analysis can anybody scoop you i think if anything register reports protects you from that because you've submitted this to the journal so now you know</transcript><transcript><audio_657>it's it's official that somebody is going over your design somebody else comes with exactly the same design you can say but i submitted this to the journal this is this stage and then it's it's mine if you also also updated the preprint then that really means that you have</transcript> with all sorts of pointers uh and some some code and explaining exactly what each each and every effect size is and then giving you some r code of how to calculate the degrees of freedom so really nice way of helping you to do your your power analysis so whatever your power analysis is i think getting feedback on the power analysis from peer reviewers in the register reports before data collection is really important i'm still learning how to do uh power analysis it still baffles me sometimes that you know there's so many designs there's so many ways of running these things there's so many libraries out there and there's so many researchers that have different perspectives we try to put everything on the on the guide but i'm learning new things uh all the time you know i'm conducting a hundred replications that is gonna help you help you do that so the more that you do the more that you work collaboratively the more you have these kind of uh guides and the better you you're gonna do in terms of of getting to the right power analysis can anybody scoop you i think if anything register reports protects you from that because you've submitted this to the journal so now you know it's it's official that somebody is going over your design somebody else comes with exactly the same design you can say but i submitted this to the journal this is this stage and then it's it's mine if you also also updated the preprint then that really means that you have
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