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I have a dataset from participants that provided liking ratings (on a scale from 0-100) of stimuli associated with rewards of different magnitudes (factor pval, with levels small/medium/large) and delay (factor time, with levels delayed/immediate). A subset of the data looks like this:

I am trying to use kfold CV as a means of evaluating a model run using brms and I feel like I'm missing something. As a reproducible example, my data are structured as a binary response (0, 1) dependent on the length of an individual. Here is some code to generate and plot data similar to those I am working with:

I'm currently working on a modular JavaFX application and I'm using maven to compile/deploy it.

One of the dependencies of my application is JBibTex which doesn't have a module-info file so it's used as an automodule. In order for my javafx:jlink to work (because javafx:jlink cannot work on automodules), I had to convert JBibTex to an explicit module. I used the maven's ModiTect plugin for that.

I used ModiTect to generate the module-info file for the JBibTex library and I added it to the JBibTex's jar file (I used moditect:add-module-infos for that).

Now the problem is that javafx:jlink uses the JBibTex.jar file that is located in my ".m2" folder (where maven automatically downloads all your projects' dependencies). The JBibTex.jar file located in my .m2 folder is not the file to which I added the module-info file.

So I still get the error:

Error: automatic module cannot be used with jlink: jbibtex

The explicit JBibtex module that I have generated through the use of ModiTect is automatically put in target/modules by my ModiTect plugin configuration.

How can I get javafx:jlink to use the target/modules/JBibTex.jar file that contains the module-info.class file and not the JBibTex.jar of my .m2 folder?

Here is my pom.xml just in case:

I recently saw the matter.js on the coding train channel from 2017, I've managed to replicate the examples shown on those videos but now I wanted to do something more advanced. There is a Composite module called stack in the documentation used to create a soft body in the matter.js demos but I wonder if there is a way to draw this using p5 instead.

This is what I've gotten so far, any help is appreciated

I'm trying to run the ordinal logit model with the brms package, and I got the error "The function "cumulative" could not be found. I changed it to family = "cumulative" and was able to get it to work. Are these different?

I am playing with the matterjs library, it's awesome!

I am trying to figure out how I can draw a semicircle like these:

I tried with Bodies.circle, Bodies.rectangle and Bodies.polygon but with no luck.

It seems like a pretty simple shape but I don't know if it is possible to draw a semicirle with the library.

Any recommendation would be great!

I am trying to input matrix data into the brm() function to run a signal regression. brm is from the brms package, which provides an interface to fit Bayesian models using Stan. Signal regression is when you model one covariate using another within the bigger model, and you use the by parameter like this: model <- brm(response ~ s(matrix1, by = matrix2) + ..., data = Data). The problem is, I cannot input my matrices using the 'data' parameter because it only allows one data.frame object to be inputted.

Here are my code and the errors I obtained from trying to get around that constraint...

First off, my reproducible code leading up to the model-building:

My data set is based on survey data of an animal. I want to run a Bayesian hierarchical model of the following form:

I created a simple project in Drools work bench. The project has 1 data object and 2 DRL files. I build and deployed the project to the KIE server. And I have created a simple spring boot application which loads data into the data object using a rest service and fires the rules. Below is the code: