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Fix simdat_crossed for between-subject/between-item factors #66
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…dded new testsets
bump @palday, maybe you can have a look if you have time |
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some formatting and efficiency suggestions, but overall looks good. Can you also bump the version in Project.toml to 0.2.8?
Co-authored-by: Phillip Alday <[email protected]>
Thank you for the useful suggestions, especially regarding efficiency. I committed all the suggestions. |
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CI failure is unrelated and I can't reproduce locally, so LGTM!
Hello,
I noticed a bug in the
simdat_crossed
function for factors that are both between-subject and between-items.Example:
For this function call, I would expect a design in which every subject (and every item) is only in one condition i.e. levelA or levelB.
However, one gets the following result:
@behinger and I adapted the
simdat_crossed
function for cases with between-subject/between-item factors and added new tests.