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Not yet. A first step is outlined here (https://jasp-stats.org/2023/03/06/r-syntax-mode-in-jasp-the-first-button/), and in a few months we hope to have R code that runs inside R Studio (currently it runs only in the JASP R Console). As an aside, I d…
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Update: there was indeed a glitch with the servers, but luckily that was resolved quickly. EJ
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Strange. I just tried this and it works for me. Maybe a temporarily glitch? Could you try again and see whether it works? The best home for this issue is our GitHub page, by the way (for details see https://jasp-stats.org/2018/03/29/request-feature-…
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Dear XuhuiZhang, The beta-binomial formulation is based on an idea by Harold Jeffreys that was elaborated upon by Scott & Berger (2006,2010) -- references are hopefully in the help file. The idea is that a beta(1,1) prior assigns equal prior pro…
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One of our core programmers is working on this full time. We'll do an interim release in May and then this functionality is next -- before the summer (99% sure). E.J.
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This strikes me as problematic EJ
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That depends on your resources and the importance of the test. Also, you could do a Bayesian power analysis at this stage and assess the probability of finding could evidence if you continue for the next N trials (e.g., https://psyarxiv.com/9sazk/).…
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I think we could probably add a note underneath the table. On the other hand, I am not married to this particular setting, and if most programs have a different default then I don't see why we ought to stick religiously to the current setting. E.J.
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I forwarded this to the team EJ
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I'll talk to the team but I think this was scheduled for May. If the proposed fix does not work please post this as a bug report on our GitHub page Cheers, E.J.
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Yes we are planning this, but we don't have this functionality yet. You can increase the font size to be really really large, but that is not the same as a screenreader. E.J.
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Yes this makes sense, because all of your first 60 observations probably belong to a single condition. The sequential analysis goes by row order. When all you have seen are data from the one condition, the BF should be 1; only when data from the oth…
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I am not sure what is going on here -- could you share the data? (if you don't wish to share publicly, you can email me EJ.Wagenmakers@gmail.com or E.M.Wagenmakers@uva.nl)
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Dear Ingvilde, With "compute colums" you can create a new column, "diff" say, that is the difference between pre-test and post-test. You can then plot this diff variable any way you like (e.g., using the raincloud plot from the t…
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I am not sure what you are saying -- what predictor is not accounted for? Could you give a concrete example? E.J.
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Using 5 predictors when you have 39 observations is pushing it. Help file: "Odds ratio: Odds ratio is an indicator of the change in odds resulting from a unit change in the predictor." You can see that the standard error in the Confusions …
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Hello Marco, We have a time series module under development. What do you mean with "Can you offer the link for further references if needed?" -- do you want to provide information to us, or do you request information from us? E.J.
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Thanks. This looks like a feature request -- could you post it on our GitHub page? (for details see https://jasp-stats.org/2018/03/29/request-feature-report-bug-jasp/) E.J.
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I passed this on to our experts E.J.
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Hi Birte, I don't think this is possible now but it would be a good feature request for our GitHub page (preferably with a suggestion for an R package to implement; actually, the package "segmented" seems to be perfect), see https://jasp-s…
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Hi Birte, I think you are reading too much into these undulations. If you want to study the precise nature of the relationship I would try polynomial regression with model selection. It looks to me that you will find evidence for a linear relationsh…
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Hmm. We do have a range of ML techniques, and we have the start of some time series tools (although much of this is under development), but I don't think we have what you are looking for at the moment. I would encourage you to make a GitHub request …
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If you want to model the process by which people distribute the tokens one-by-one you may need a more complicated model. What do you wish to learn from these data?
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Yes, that would be interesting. However, we have quite some tasks on our hands. It would make for a good feature request on our GitHub page! (https://jasp-stats.org/2018/03/29/request-feature-report-bug-jasp/) E.J.
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Dear Avalos, We have recently added more DOE functionality, but it is not yet included in the public release. I'll forward this to the relevant team member. Cheers, E.J.
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Also, can you give the table of effects? (so the inclusion BFs for each of the variables) E.J.
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Hi Yuyi, First and foremost: are you using a recent version of JASP? See https://jasp-stats.org/2022/07/29/bayesian-repeated-measures-anova-an-updated-methodology-implemented-in-jasp/ for why this is important (and the associated preprint https://ps…
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Although I do not quite follow where you are going, I can say that JASP provides network analyses -- but probably not the one you need. Do you know of an R package that implements what you are looking for? If so, you can issue a GitHub feature reque…
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That sounds reasonable to me! E.J.
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Since 17.1, you actually can generate R code that runs in the R console! We have a blog post on this any moment. The code does not yet run in R Studio, but we hope to have that done soon. Suppose you are not an R user but you have installed JASP. Th…