Dear Jamovi team,
I seek to calculate the correlation profile of a variable. For example, I am interested in correlation of a single smoking variable with 200 personality variables across 80k individuals. If I calculate a correlation matrix, it will take forever, as the full matrix is calculated ...
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- Thu Oct 02, 2025 5:37 pm
- Forum: Help
- Topic: calculating a subset of correlations
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- Thu Oct 02, 2025 5:04 pm
- Forum: Help
- Topic: importing sjlabelled labels from R to jamovi via .rdata
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Re: importing sjlabelled labels from R to jamovi via .rdata
Hi!
Thank you for the .omv suggestion, that does the trick!
The data is 80k rows and 300 columns. I cannot test it elsewhere, protected data. But reading .omv is as fast as reading .rdata, about 20 seconds. .sav is 2-3 minutes. So in the end, .omv is the way!
Best,
Uku
Thank you for the .omv suggestion, that does the trick!
The data is 80k rows and 300 columns. I cannot test it elsewhere, protected data. But reading .omv is as fast as reading .rdata, about 20 seconds. .sav is 2-3 minutes. So in the end, .omv is the way!
Best,
Uku
- Mon Sep 29, 2025 9:16 pm
- Forum: Help
- Topic: importing sjlabelled labels from R to jamovi via .rdata
- Replies: 2
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importing sjlabelled labels from R to jamovi via .rdata
Hi!
I am preparing data in R for students who want to analyse the data in jamovi. To help them understand data, I have prepared labels along to variables with sjlabelled package.
When I save data with .rdata, and open the .rdata file in jamovi, the labels are not going to be found. However, when ...
I am preparing data in R for students who want to analyse the data in jamovi. To help them understand data, I have prepared labels along to variables with sjlabelled package.
When I save data with .rdata, and open the .rdata file in jamovi, the labels are not going to be found. However, when ...