jamovi

louisvm wrote: ↑Mon Jun 30, 2025 5:54 pm Im tyring to have it finished in the next month so that it can be ready for the fall.

Hello. Any news regarding this module?

Thanks

That would be great! With this, I would be able to teach panel data models (pooled OLS, random effects, fixed effects) and tests (Hausman) to my students. Thanks

louisvm wrote: ↑Mon Jun 30, 2025 2:36 am I am working on build one. ill keep you posted

That is great. Thank you!! Do you have any idea regarding when it may become available?

Thank you. I have read about that jamovi module and, if I am not wrong, that allows for interesting models but different from the ones I am interested in. In panel data analysis (usual in economics, management, international business or international relations), fixed and random effects models are u...

Hi, First of all, thank you for jamovi. I have been using it with my B.A. students for the past 2 years and it's great. I would like to use it also with my graduate students, but for that I need to estimate panel data models (pooled OLS, fixed effects, and random effects). This requires that jamovi ...

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Thank you very much for making robust standard errors available in jamovi.

Hi,

Hope you're doing well.

Is there any news regarding introducing robust standard errors in linear regression in jamovi? I would need it by next September...

Thanks,
Jorge

Hello,

Hope you're doing well.

Do you happen to have any news regarding robust standard errors in jamovi? Either through Moretests or GAMLj?

Thanks.

In econometric analysis, it is usual to distinguish between cross sectional data and panel data. While in a cross section we have one observation for each individual, in panel data we have many observations for each individual (one observation for each time period). Although I am not an expert, as f...