RBRUL
by Daniel Ezra Johnson

"A tool such as Rbrul offers a compromise of the old and new that I believe will be widely used in the near future." - R. Harald Baayen, 2009

"Using mixed models and adding individual speaker as a random effect results in interesting, logical results for my data. The results are conservative, but I like that. If I don't use speaker as random, I get loads of extra factors as significant, but lots of these make no sense and simply can't be explained. This again gives me confidence in my conservative approach." - a satisfied customer

"I've been using it a lot and finding it so much easier than trying to do the same in R." - another satisfied customer

• Rbrul version 2.05 (Apr 15 2012)
  
  
• Rbrul release notes (Apr 15 2012)
  
  
• Getting off the GoldVarb standard: Introducing Rbrul for mixed-effects variable rule analysis (article in Language and Linguistics Compass)
  
  
• Getting started with Rbrul (by Meredith Tamminga)
  
  
• Rbrul manual (Mar 11 2010)
  
  
• Workshop exercise 1 (.R text file, open in R)
  
  
• Solution to Workshop exercise 1 (.R text file, open in R)
  
  
• Workshop on using Rbrul (by Lynn Clark)