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Sorry, I've finally found the answer...isFilled() was not set properly

Dear jamovi developers, I'm trying to save results from two different functions: 1. results from a PCA 2. results from clustering based on the dimensions of the previous PCA. In the first case, this code works perfectly well: for (i in 1:(nFactors)) { scores <- as.numeric(self$PCAResult$ind$coord[, ...

Hi Beth,
you have to put at least 2 active columns.
If you could send me the data I can check, but it should work fine.

You should have a look at this link: https://sebastien-le.github.io/medasite/PCA.html#Potential_issue(s) As the program gives you an automatic description of the 5 first dimensions, you should at least have 5 variables in your PCA. If you have less than 5 variables, you have to go to the numerical i...

Thanks for the answer!

Dear John, dear all,
hope you're doing well.
We're about to finish two modules and I was wondering if there's any way I can put a different icon for each module.
Thanks for the answer, thanks for Jamovi.
Best,
Sébastien

P.S. sorry I've put the same question in the wrong topic (general)

Dear John, dear all,
hope you're doing well.
We're about to finish two modules and I was wondering if there's any way I can put a different icon for each module.
Thanks for the answer, thanks for Jamovi.
Best,
Sébastien

Dear all,
when I call jmvtolls::install() it produces a .jmo that only works on my computer, which means that I cannot distribute it.
Your help would be greatly appreciated.
With kind regards,
Sébastien

Dear all, I have a question about how to structure the menu of the outputs to be displayed. If you have a look at the first module for exploration, you will see that it’s divided into statistics and plots and then divided as well into sub-topics. In the same manner, but less complex, if you look at ...