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Ralph Bloch edited this page May 21, 2023
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G_String is just a tool. A software tool that helps researchers who measure human performance to validate their results. G_String derives its name from the fact that it employs lexical analysis of effect strings to calculate Generalizability coefficients for any valid design. The G_String repository employs Open Source strategy to serve five purposes:
- to give G_String users free and easy access to the current version of the program compatible with the most common desktop operating systems;
- to assist software specialists in easily maintaining or extending the software according to users needs, and the current state of the software industry;
- to help potential users to better understand the theory underlying G_String, and how to use the program;
- to provide a central platform for users and experts to exchange ideas and clarify questions;
- to facilitate the survival of G_String in an ever evolving software eco-system.
Youtubes
- Generalizability Analysis I: Facets & Variance
- Generalizability Analysis II: Systematic Bias
- Generalizability Analysis III: Missing Data, and Replications
- Installing G-String in MacOS
For G_String_M users*
- Using G_String_M
- Understanding Generalizability Analysis
- Explore Generalizability Analysis with R
- When something doesn't seem to work
- How to join the User Group
For IT Professionals