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Hey @arsishad, if you took a look at the link that Jth suggested, you will have no problem understanding the screenshot that I attach, because in addition to the VMEAN ($source) for the mean, you also have the possibility of using VMED ($source) for the Median, VMAD ($source) for the Median Absolute...

Hey @andersad,
for jYS, I haven't looked at the sources yet, so you should ask its author @yurismol.
The ROC Analysis of the snowCluster module by the author @seols has DeLong test (also reported by the photo in the post above).

Regards,
Maurizio
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Hey @andersad,
in libreria c'è questo "jYS" molto recente Cheers,
MAurizio

Hey Jth,
if we are looking for something like this: I have a possible very light solution that I brought in tables.js of my jamovi clouds.

Maurizio

We really hope Maurizio is able to find a solution. Dear Shamshad and Team MERIT INDIA, Thank you for bringing these important issues with the Meta-Analysis MAJOR module to our attention. I have read your request and Jonathon's helpful clarification regarding the community nature of this module and...

Those adjustments to the terminology would be really appreciated and would help my students not to get confused Hi @GmA, if you take a look look here: https://github.com/jamovi/jmv/pull/429 you will see that the changes have been made and the PR is available for evaluation by a Core Team Referee an...

there's an even chance someone will chime in with an explanation in the next few days, but if that doesn't happen, ravi will take a look at this on wednesday. Hey @Marielle Based on your analysis and the provided example, the issue is that the Reliability module doesn't use a standard inversion for...

Clarification on Residuals Terminology in Jamovi Hi @GmA, Thanks for your detailed question! After analyzing the function responsible for computing residuals in Jamovi's post-hoc table, I can confirm that some of the terminology used in the software differs from what is commonly found in statistica...

It seems very counterintuitive, do you know why it'works that way ? It is related to how the t.test() function of the R stats package works, used in the jmv analysis module of jamovi. You can intercept it at this link: https://github.com/jamovi/jmv/blob/master/R/ttestps.b.R#L76 Why Should the Post-...

Hey @BlackFox ,
The "error" is in the order of the variables.

The t-test calculates Post_test - Pre_test.

Put Post_test on the left and Pre_test on the right.
If you switch them, the sign of the effect reverses.

Cheers,
Maurizio