Hello, I’m playing around with shifted log normal distributions (for reaction time data), trying to get my head around the parameter estimates and also how to do contrasts with them using the emmeans package (which from brms v2.13 and later, has its own emmeans support according to the documentatio…

Thanks for the context. I think @rvlenth wrote a lot of what I wanted to say, while I was preparing my answer - I basically describe the same stuff, but in a bit different language (and I didn’t want to delete my draft, so I am posting it as well :-). I fear you are misunderstanding multiple things…

Contrasts for distributional parameters in a shifted log normal distrbution

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Contrasts for distributional parameters in a shifted log normal distrbution

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