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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…
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But you can run them sequentially in different tabs, right? So you test for predictor set B, with set A marked as nuisance; then you do "duplicate analysis", add set B as nuisance to set A (so A+B is nuisance now), and test for added set C…
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You mean Bayesian logistic regression. We will implement what is in the BAS R package from Merlise Clyde. E.J.
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I think you might be looking for Bayesian logistic regression (where the level of depressive symptoms can be a predictor), which will be in one of our next versions... Cheers, E.J.
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I'll forward your question to the team. Note that this is really a question for our GitHub page (for details see https://jasp-stats.org/2018/03/29/request-feature-report-bug-jasp/) Cheers, E.J.
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It is scheduled for the next version.
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With the posterior distribution from the Mann-Whitney in hand, it should be possible to construct an equivalence test from that. But we have not yet implemented this. You could check whether it matters by executing the Mann-Whitney and comparing it …
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Hmm that is strange indeed. The analysis probaly does not take into account that the scale is ordinal, but still, this is a counterintuitive outcome. I'll discuss this with some others. We may just not believe you and ask for the data :-) E.J.
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I am certain this is explained in the background documentation (e.g., the papers of Sacha Epskamp on this topic, hopefully referred to at the end of the help file). OK, a quick search leads to http://sachaepskamp.com/semPlot where there is a link to…
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I'll ask our experts