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I will do. That's my next step.

(1) Look at this: https://slideplayer.com/slide/14060095/86/images/12/Fixed+Effects+Model+for+RCBD.jpg (2) Then it is not a blocking factor but it is a another factor. That would make my design factorial instead of RCBD. Even textbooks know this distinction. (3) The problem with GAMLj is that it doe...

But there's literally an anova linear model specifically for RCBD. That is why I am calling it RCBD analysis because that's essentially built on that. And I know that is just interaction term dissolved from factorial design. The problem with anova in base jamovi is that I cannot put a blocking facto...

Will the linear model generate be the same as if I will calculate the rcbd in let's say R? Because I don't want them to be very distinct, and drawing wrong conclusions

So I will just use one factor? Isn't that erroneous? I want blocking to be considered in my calculations. I know CRD can just do one way anova, but RCBD and Latin Squares can't be done with jamovi's features.

Then how do I analyze these? The way it provides me the proper model and anova I need?

No it just gives me the randomized experiment runs, but not the anova (the one I need)

Hi. Do you know any module where we can analyze RCBD(randomized complete block design) and Latin Square type of experiments? I kinda need it for my students' researches. Thank you so much.

Also if you know fractional factorial designs analysis I would be happy to use that too.

Hello. What module? I really wanna create one but I am not well versed in programming it.

Hi. I just wanna ask if jamovi has a letter designation for post hoc test or any module that does that? It is easier to see the significant differences between groups if that is a thing. Kinda like this but this was done in R (see attachment)