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Number of factor levels is not equal to 2

Hi,

I am analyzing data in JASP for a research project and I'm trying to run an independent samples t-test, but I get the error "number of factor levels is not equal to 2". How can I best solve this? Is there something wrong with my data file? In column 1 I have 25 bee species, in the second the number of that bee species in a certain area and in the third the same for another area. How can I best tackle this, I can't figure it out myself. My statistical skills are not experienced, hope someone can help me!

Thanks in advance!

Sincerely,

Joshua Seelen

Comments

  • Hi Joshua,

    From your description it seems you want to conduct a *paired* samples t-test (each species is tallied in two areas, and I suppose you want to test whether the one area has more bees than another area?). So then you simply select the paired samples t-test option and select area1 and area2.

    I am not sure what you'd like to study, but regardless it may be worthwhile to check out the "raincloud plot" provided in the t-test GUI.

    Cheers,

    E.J.

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