Binomial test fail - beginner's question
In JASP my data has two columns 'id' and 'gender' which has a list of items 'male' or 'female'
I select Binomial Test, drag gender into the right-hand box and get the error message:
! Error in if(any(df[[name]]) == '.')) next:
missing value where TRUE/FALSE needed
What have I done wrong? Thanks for any help.
Comments
Can you send the JASP file, perhaps only with the gender column?
Thanks for your reply - file enclosed. The same error occurs even with just one column.
I am not sure what goes wrong...
I have tried this with 0.9.0.1 and the latest 0.9.1.0, and it works like a charm, for both the Bayesian as well as the classical analysis.
I'm using 0.8.5.1 - it was the only version I could find that was 32bit for Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial.
Maybe it's a bug?
I'd love to use v0.9.x but see no way of doing so. Maybe I can compile from source??
Thanks again
Mind you I'd be surprised if this most basic feature was broken!! By the way the Bayesian version works OK.
I'll attend some other team members to this post
E.J.
Hi normanp,
Could you please try our flatpak build?
https://jasp-stats.org/linux-installation-guide/
Let me know how that works out for you.
Cheers,
Alexander
OK - will do. Should I remove 0.8.5.1 first?
I don't think that that's necessary, though, I do think that that's good practice in general.
flatpack installs OK, but it cannot install jasp:
flatpak install http://static.jasp-stats.org/flatpak/JASP.flatpakref
The application org.jasp.JASP depends on runtimes from:
https://dl.flathub.org/repo/
Configure this as new remote 'flathub' [y/n]: y
error: No such ref 'app/org.jasp.JASP/i386/master' in remote org.jasp.JASP-origin
I assume the 'flatub' bit was ok because when I repeat the command:
flatpak install http://static.jasp-stats.org/flatpak/JASP.flatpakref
error: No such ref 'app/org.jasp.JASP/i386/master' in remote org.jasp.JASP-origin
Hi normanp,
It seems that you're running an 32bits version. We don't have a flatpak version for that. Instead, could you build JASP from source? The instructions are given here
https://github.com/jasp-stats/jasp-desktop/blob/development/Docs/development/jasp-building-guide.md
Cheers,
Alexander
Maybe there's no 32bit version?
(by the way I did restart after flatpack install & use sudo with the above command)
Looking at https://flathub.org/apps/category/All
jasp is not there at all - no wonder it couldn't install!
There's no 32bits version of our flatpak build at the moment.
Sorry - got out of step with your comments.
That build guide specifies Ubuntu 17+, so I assume it won't work. I really can't face compiling from source with possible dependency problems.
All this just to get the simplest beginner's text book example working in 0.8.5.1?
I really cannot believe that this was not noticed in that version!
I'll see if we can get a 32bits flatpak version. I'll ask my wizard to free up some time.
That would be great! After all Ubu 16.04 LTS is supported til 2021
By the way when started from the command line jasp 0.8.5.1 produces quite a series of error messages. It then appears to run fine for example doing Bayesian Binomial etc etc (in fact everything I have tried, but not standard Binomial) - enclosed.
By messing about I think I have it working (Ubuntu 16.04 32bit, v 0.8.5.1):
Open any file (eg a csv, one column headed gender, with a list of either male or female)
Before doing anything else, click on the header of the column to open the Value-Label box.
Change the label of the FIRST item listed to a number (anything eg 0, 1, -5, 2.4, 999)
Now run the Binomial Test - it now seems OK
Alright - in the results table the numeric label is used in the Level column - rather unfriendly.
I suppose this must be a bug?