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Hi, @Fud. For Friedman's test in jasp 0.14. ANOVA -> (Classical) Repeated Measures ANOVA-> Nonparametrics Cheers, Maurizio
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Hi, @ may01dz. From Model-> Model Term, remove the factorA * factorB interaction. Regards, Maurizio
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Hi, @sip. I don't know if this can answer your question and serve you, but by selecting module R (beta) and a line of code like this: write.table (data, file="C:/your_path/your_filename.csv", quote=F, sep=",", dec=".", …
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Hi, @raquel. No problem, repeating is good and helps to clarify and understand better. I understood your question, but in the introduction you were asking which test statistic to use in Jasp (i.e. something that is already available and maybe with g…
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Hi, @raquel. In Jasp (at the moment) there is no possibility for an Ordinal Logistic Regression, which would allow you to use "practice social distancing" variable as (DV) and the Mask variable as (Factor), but there would be no particular…
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Hi, @raquel. From your answer to @EJ, I understand that you have 5 censored variables (with a score of 4 to 20) which you would treat as continuous variables and two categorical variables. It's right? With binary logistic regression, you can predic…
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Hi @Leire_Iglesias, there are already suggestions from @henrik_singmann, but taking a look here might help if you're interested in contrasts: https://stats.idre.ucla.edu/r/library/r-library-contrast-coding-systems-for-categorical-variables/#reverse …
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Hi Santos, take a look here, it will help you: https://stats.idre.ucla.edu/r/library/r-library-contrast-coding-systems-for-categorical-variables/ Cheers, Maurizio
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Hi, @Joshh. I think that at the moment with the SEM module of jasp it is not possible to do the multilevel, because there is no option to set the cluster argument with the variable of interest. Your reference to the Demo.twolevel dataframe, has a cl…
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Hi @hashim. I answered a question similar to yours with a small video, which I left here: https://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/5671/ifelse#latest You should use one of these examples: Example1 ifElse(myoldvariable = 1, 0, 1) Example2 ifE…
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Hi EJ, if you do this, I would be very pleased. Do it, thank you. Maurizio
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Hi Eric, here is a small video contribution ... https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/179/H2JPSHAJ1L8R.zip Cheers, Maurizio
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Hi, Friedrich. Click on the "Show Modules Menu" icon (the + on the right in the ribbon). See the attached screenshot. https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/719/TIAU50DORIRS.png Cheers. Maurizio
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Hi, @kinda_trivial. For the available viewing space your number has been displayed in scientific notation. Scientific notation (also referred to as exponential notation) is a concise way of expressing real numbers with many digits that otherwise wou…
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Hi, @mservant. Normally, in the text file the first row is used to report the name of the variables, with their list separator as comma, semicolon, tab or other that will be used in loading the file to create vectors and construct the matrix of the …
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Hi, @mservant. Also in Italy, the decimal separator is the comma, but if your data may have an interest in international publications (where the official language is English), the use of the dot as a separator of the correct number of decimals is a …
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Hi, @mservant. I looked at your file contrast.txt. Use the comma as a decimal separator. Opening the file with jasp, the comma is interpreted as a list separator (CSV), loading only one variable with the integer part, without the decimals. If in you…
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Hi @IndrajeetPatil, I do not know if this answers your question, but at this link: https://jasp-stats.org/r-package-list/ find the list of packages R, on which JASP depends. Great your ggstatsplot. Greetings Maurizio
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Hi @nazmulhuqrussell, it's curious what happens to you when importing the .CSV file. It is as if in the first line of the file there were only the delimiting commas. With Jasp I have never found any problems importing .CSV. Could you post the .CSV f…
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Hi @mattemar, as reported by @EJ, in the version of Jasp for developers, which I tried recently, there are new interesting updates and among these non-parametric statistics for the ANOVA module. With ANOVA and ANCOVA, you can also find the Kruskal-W…
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Hi Jan, from the attached image, I understand that the variable Correctantwoord only returns 0 and 1 to indicate wrong or correct answer. You must enter it in the Factor box, not in the Counts (optional) box. If your data were organized as a conting…
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Hi Jan, since you have three dichotomous variables, you can use log-linear analysis. In Jasp: Frequencies -> Log-Linear Regression and enter the three variables in the Factors box. Cheers, MAgoJ
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Hi eniseg, I use jasp with win7 x64, so I asked a colleague to try with his MAC. A colleague who has MAC, brought me the same problem. It could be a bug related to the version of jasp for MAC. Best regards. MAgoJ
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Hi, eniseg2. I'm sorry, but the copy-paste in this object (listbox) I found that it can create problems (report to @EJ). I do not copy-paste, but I prefer to type the syntax for the selected model directly in the listbox. Do this by typing in the l…
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Hi, eniseg2. In the textbox you have to insert only the construct that will be passed to the model type chosen in model name. Do not insert: model <- ' ' Insert: ind60 =~ x1 + x2 + x3 dem60 =~ y1 + y2 + y3 + y4 dem65 =~ y5…
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Hi eniseg2, you have already looked here? forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/3507/sem#latest Cheers, MAgoJ
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Hi larrylutsky, this is the link: lavaan.ugent.be/tutorial/sem.html Jasp has examples of the dataset "Political Democracy (Bollen, 1989)" that you can use. I attach to you the JASP window that shows the model of the tutorial example.(Imag…