jamovi

i'd suggest you try again, and email us at contact <at> jamovi.org if it continues to be a problem.

very occasionally, this problem crops up, but i think its a problem with firebase (a service we use) and usually resolves itself fairly quickly.

jonathon

jamovi 2.5 is out for macOS, which includes a native 'apple silicon' version.

jamovi 2.5 is out for macOS, which includes a native 'apple silicon' version.

Hi,

If you can create an issue over here https://github.com/jamovi/jamovi/issues and provide a .omv file demonstrating the issue (you may need to zip it up, in order to attach it to a github issue) we'll be able to take a look.

With thanks

hi roger, the issue might be the size of the state object. see the warning here: https://dev.jamovi.org/tuts0203-state.html#setstate() see if you can shift the actual plotting into the plot function itself. (did you want an invite to our slack group? you may find its easier to ask questions to do wi...

an empirical question!

Hi,

As you've discovered, first terms in a multiway ANOVA aren't the same as a one-way ANOVA.

As for the 0s and NaNs, i think this might be an issue of "empty cells in your design". R180 has a pretty good explanation here:

viewtopic.php?t=3706

cheers

jonathon

report it here:

https://github.com/mcfanda/jReshape/issues

cheers

yeah, this is a tricky one. how many items in the measure?

jonathon

hi, your repo might be private, so i can't see it. but i wonder if you haven't named your module exactly the same as the R package, and so R doesn't know which package (or guesses incorrectly) which of the two R packages (your module, or the R package) you're trying to use. change the name of your m...