jamovi

Hi all I'm using jamovi for undergrad teaching and I'd really like students to spend more time looking at individual data rather than just group means. One thing that I'd really love is for a simple (enough) way for people to visualise paired data or construct spaghetti plots of longitudinal data. S...

thank you Seol!

On inspection of the jamovi output, it appears that regardless of declaring variables as ordinal in jamovi the data is treated as continuous for analysis in the lavaan call. (so it looks like my question is solved)

Hi all I love, love, love the CFA module in Jamovi, it's great for teaching. I see that it is using the Lavaan r code. Does anybody know what correlation matrix it uses if you feed it ordinal vs continuous data? It will make a difference to fit and will determine if people need to go into mplus or n...

Just kickstarting this - I'm trying to plan for teaching with Jamovi for 2019, semester 1 and want to write my workbook around it - do you have a timeframe for a 1.0 release or would you recommend working to the 0.9.5 ? <cheeky> I love the concept of jmv syntax so I really wouldn't hate to be able t...

Well, these would be handy things,

in classical linear regression:
Bootstrap confidence intervals of coefficients
Cook’s distance (case-wise diagnostics)

in ANOVA Games-Howell post-hoc tests

But, yes, I agree with you

Hmmm, the above and regression features in the latest JASP are pretty handy ones. I don't suppose these are on your list for future jamovi versions?

Hi there I just installed the latest jamovi version and was excited to see the update to GAMLj , but I can't seem to install the module - I'm getting a windows error saying 'Unable to install module [Errno 13] Permission denied (then the name of the module folder)' and if I try to uninstall the modu...

Hi all

does anyone have suggestions for coaxing weighted marginal means out of Jamovi in the abovementioned (2-way ANOVA) design? I seem to only be able to get unweighted marginal means no matter what I try...

Also, I have a dumbo question - in SPSS, a minimum eigenvalue is 0; in Jamovi the eigenvalues range from values BELOW 0. I can't see anything in the guide to psych:fa (http://personality-project.org/r/psych/HowTo/factor.pdf) that explains why this may be the case....

the one thing that would also be useful is allowing the option of seeing the variable names, in order to make sense of the factor structure.