jamovi

yes ... but it's a bit of a delicate business ... you access the original analysis, so you can call it's methods, add columns to tables, etc. but you do have to be careful not to break the original analysis, and be mindful that if the original analysis changes, that can break your analysis (which in...

the introduction of a new 'series', such as the 2.7, typically have some small regressions. that's why we distinguish between 'solid' and 'current'. you'll find the fx button issue was fixed in the 2.7.5. bugs do occur in software development, and when issues arise, we move to fix them pretty quickl...

you can remove jmv altogether (navigate to C:\Program Files\jamovi XXXX\modules and delete it) but you can't easily remove individual analyses ... (i suppose you could modify the C:\Program Files\jamovi XXXX\modules\jmv\jamovi-full.yaml to remove them). another option might be to propose the inclusi...

yeah, maybe we should do this ... it is low hanging fruit.

simple effects are just a different way of doing post-hocs? i.e. all the information for simple effects are available in post-hoc results?

jonathon

a few responses > it is more the culture of documenting everything you do to the data that is important to us. And it should be in a way that is easy availible and readable. this is exactly why jamovi is designed the way it is. every step, computation, filter, analysis is stored for future evaluatio...

yeah OK, in which case I'd suggest keeping an eye on us.

cheers

jonathon

yeah, we do have a plan to add a description of the computed variables and filters into the results (so these would go into the "results document" ... but it may not get there on a time frame that works for you.

jonathon

longer-term roadmap.

its a significant change.

jonathon

you simply open the .omv file. if you want to see how a "computed variables" values were computed, what formula was used, you can double click on the computed variable's column heading. if you want to see what filter they used, again, you can open the filters settings and see. if you want ...