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we've not encountered this sort of use case before. perhaps we need to consider it.


I've just installed version 2.3.21 and come across the same issue. I'm trying to transform job titles into whether they are technical or not. I'd just switched to using COMPUTE but I thought I'd Google before ...

I'm experiencing this too, as our my students. The side bar is blank but if I click on the left hand side where a menu item should it the full menu appears and can be used.

I'm using Chrome on Windows 10, but I get the same behaviour with Edge.

The developer tools show the following errors

Failed ...

Thanks for the bug confirmation. I teach my students use export/import to filter and delete preview and incomplete data (Status != 1 and Finished == 1).

Meanwhile, for some reason, many students spuriously continue import data into the default ABC blank sheet instead of using open.

Sorry -- now added to https://github.com/jamovi/jamovi/issues/1107

Looks like I'd better upgrade then.

I've just discussing this with David Foxcroft. It would be helpful if the default value for "Based on Eigenvalues" was 0 for EFA rather than 1.

You might appreciate this overlay of scree plots from PCA and EFA.

Hi,

I now have a fair range of jamovi Google slides available on my website .

Jamovi Primer
SPSS => jamovi
Simple difference tests
One-way ANOVA
Independent two-way ANOVA
Mixed two-way ANOVA
Interpreting Q-Q Plots
Opening Qualtrics Data Files
Principal Components Analysis
Regression (includes ...

Thank you.

hi,

moretests is what we call an "addon", where it adds results to existing analyses. just run the t-test or ANOVA as usual, and choose 'normality tests' (granted, there's an issue with 'normality tests' still be labeled as shapiro-wilk). see here:

cheers

jonathon

I've just tried this on ...

Is it possible to do a Fisher Exact test on a bigger matrix than 2x2 using the Rj editor.

I tried fisher.test(data[c(1:2)]) but got the error message "all entries of 'x' must be nonnegative and finite. I get this whether the data in columns 1 and 2 form a 2x2 table or a 3x2 table. I get the same ...