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Save settings / analyses to rerun on new dataset?

I want to replicate some analyses (including a whole bunch of robustness checks, additional analyses etc) on a different dataset with the same variable names.
Can I somehow save settings / analyses to rerun in new dataset?

Relatedly: Sometimes I want to add a variable for one additional analysis, can I update a dataset to include new variable?
I tried simply closing JASP, updating dataset, opening JASP again but that didn't work (everything was gone, basically)

Comments

    1. yes you should be able to add another column (variable); just double-click the data and use your preferred spreadsheet editor, press save, and the JASP file ought to be updated.
    2. wrt replicating your analyses on a different data set, have you tried the Sync Data option? Actually, Alexander Ly might know better how this works, I'll attend him to this question.
      Cheers,
      E.J.
  • edited November 2017

    Hi GerineL,

    Updating your analysis
    If you update your data set you can tell JASP to rerun your analysis with the new data set. The steps to do this is to:
    - Go to file - Sync data - Current

    Alternatively,

    • you can use the short cut "ctrl-Y" on Windows or "cmd-Y" on Mac.

    If you double click your data set, edit it, save the edits, then JASP will dynamically update the analysis.

    Reproducing your analysis from one data file to another
    Suppose you saved your data as "first.csv" and you run some analysis and saved it as "analysis.jasp". Suppose also that a colleague does the same experiment and saved the data with the same headers and saved it as "second.csv". To run the same analysis:
    - Open the analysis jasp file "analysis.jasp"
    - Go to file - Sync data - Computer - [find the location of "second.csv"]

    This run the same analysis that you used on "first.csv" on "second.csv".

    The same explanation can be found in video form here:

    Please let me know if this works for you.

    Cheers,
    Alexander

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