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I have added an analysis (along with a checkbox in the GUI) for Firth’s penalized likelihood (logistf, coxphf) to the logistic regression (mLR) and Cox regression (survival analysis, mSRV) methods in the jYS module. It is not yet available in the Jamovi libraries, but it will be next week.
Compiled ...

You can test the first attempt.
https://github.com/yurismol/jYS/release ... _1.2.0.jmo

Sample dataset included into the module.
Description: https://github.com/yurismol/jYS/release ... iption.pdf

I can give it a try, if you are willing to discuss the result critically.

A new version of the jYS module (1.2.0), featuring stability analysis, is now available in the Jamovi library.

You can test and critique the first attempt (Stability Analysis ICH Q1E).
https://github.com/yurismol/jYS/release ... _1.2.0.jmo

Sample dataset included into the module.
Description: https://github.com/yurismol/jYS/release ... iption.pdf

I can give it a try

CoachF wrote: Thu Aug 13, 2026 11:45 am Great work, mate, thank you!

Thanks for your feedback

Dear Jamoviers!
I added to the jYS module MLP (Multilayer perceptron) Classifier as a product of my collaboration with Antigravity Gemini AI

I found this message, and I am glad there is some interest in my work. Although I discontinued working on this, I still think it is a good idea to use trichotomization for making (medical) decisions based on a test. The uncertain interval shows you the area were a decision would be most uncertain ...

This can be used to transform any binary decision into a three-level one: a positive decision, a negative decision, and a third state - uncertainty, that encourages continued exploration before making a final decision.