jamovi

the built-in analyses in jamovi work fine ... but running analyses from modules install from the jamovi library have this problem? your windows username has international characters in it? i think it's related to this issue: https://blog.r-project.org/2022/11/07/issues-while-switching-r-to-utf-8-and...

> jamovi's built-in "Contingency Tables" analysis with the "Post Hoc Test (Pearson residuals)" *chuckles* i suppose i did add Cell.NEGATIVE, but that was a long time ago, and i didn't think we ever got around to using it. maurizio did implement the post-hocs for the contingency t...

it's odd, because i could have sworn we already did this ...

jonathon

jmvbaseR was a handful of toy demonstrations of how analyses in "base R" could be easily implemented in jamovi. if you're not developing modules, it's not really of great interest and you don't need it. if you are developing modules and would like to take a look at it, then you can see it ...

hi rick,

yes, unfortunately we did deprecate the density plots on the axes. its pretty rare that we remove functionality, but this is one instance of it.

jonathon

that's not a bad idea.

create an issue in our gh issues page, and we'll see what we can do.

https://github.com/jamovi/jamovi/issues

jonathon

Hi Gianmarco, Colour coding of values in table cells is something I don't think we've ever really made a priority of. so that there's any support for it at all is a bit of a surprise to me. Having said that, it seems like something we could reasonably add. Create an issue over on gh issues page, and...

jamovi formats according to the user's preferences. i think you've probably got jamovi set to display numbers to 3 significant figures (see the screenshot below) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Significant_figures#Rounding_to_significant_figures). jamovi first calculates the number of decimal places ...

good call.

if you create an issue over on our gh issues page, we'll see about adding this.

https://github.com/jamovi/jamovi/issues

jonathon

Hi Andre, The situation you describe is very rare (the last time we had someone mention it was a few years ago), and so far we haven't been able get physical access to a machine that has the problem. So we're not able to get to the bottom of why it happens unfortuntely :/ Hopefully, we'll be able to...