Aljoscha Rimpler

@OmidVEbrahimi @clbockting @EatingLab @Psykologiskinst @UniOslo_SVfak @UniOslo @Kildehuset Congrats Omid🥳

It's official! PhDone! 🐣👨‍🎓🎉 An honour to obtain my doctoral degree after having Professors Claudi Bockting (@clbockting), Anne Roefs (@EatingLab), Pål Ulleberg, and Silje Reme as the evaluating committee.

Looking for psychologists working in mental health care ✋🏼 For my PhD project, we constructed a questionnaire examining the use of evidence-based mental health (EBMH) in clinical practice. rug.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_aW… 1/4

1/5 We're @UniLeiden researchers creating an early warning system for #depression in 🇳🇱 students (@ERC_Research). To do so we're collecting unique data we will share with the community #openscience. We desperately need your help to reach more diverse students. What can you do?

So happy to have been a part of #apschi22! I talked about the personalized reports we give our EMA participants in the WARN-D study as a reward for participating. Huge shout out to @aljoscharimpler for his hard work on the underlying tool FRED (Feedback Reports on EMA Data).

@carlottarieble Thank you Carlotta! Was great to have the opportunity to work on this project :)

@aaronjfisher I'm colorblind and the colors in the figure are well distinguishable for me. However, difficult for me to match figure-colors and legend-colors. Usually it's more difficult for me when the figure background is gray and transparency is high. In R viridis works quite well for me.

@MilesMcBain @sophie_e_hill @rstatstweet Totally agree. However, in my experience it can become problematic with large dataframes since merely holding multiple large objects needs a lot of ram and execution of code can become terribly slow.

People who teach #rstats: how do you help students remember to resave a dataset after adding a new variable? Using the flipped "->" at the end of the line preserves the intuitive order (add a column, then resave), but feels awkward to me...

@JoshuaGrubbsPhD I've recently seen green oranges for the first time, suddenly the naming of oranges seemed so.. inappropriate