jamovi

Never mind; the se variable was set as "nominal". R (I think) doesn't type this way, but jamovi does. Leaving this here for other (like me) semi-clueless members. .

I'm trying to set up examples for my students (who are using jamovi in our stat classes) for doing simple plots using the Rj editor, that aren't that easy or editable in jamovi. I've run into a ggplot2 issue. I can generate a bar plot, but not the error bars. I checked, and the code works fine in R....

Done. Thanks.

Hi, when I produce a two-way contingency table (using Frequencies/Independent Samples), and ask for row and column percentages, they appear in the Total row a the bottom of the table, but not is the Total column to the right of the table. On the the row counts appear. This seems odd, and confuses my...

Thanks! I love what you're doing, and my Department here is going to teach our stat classes using jamovi instead of SPSS starting this semester; FYI!

bob k.

Thank you; I did know that editing the file was a solution, but was hoping for a "header = FALSE" way around it. Anything about why my read.cvs command didn't populate jamovi with the data, just showed it in the syntax window? Is that not implemented either? I tried putting it in 'data' wh...

HI, when I try to read in a comma delimited txt file, with no headers, the first line of data becomes the variable names. I can't figure out how to avoid this. I tried reading in the file via the Rj editor, with this syntax: tf <- c("C:/R/grades.txt") read.csv(tf, header = FALSE) and that ...