Hi,
Hope I didn't miss something obvious in JAMOVI that allows us to do this, or missed some post requesting this.
Sometimes using computed/transformed variables is cumbersome, and we would like to create a number of variables in bulk using R syntax. Is there a way of using RJ editor to run R code to add variables to the dataset that JAMOVI displays and works on?
If not through RJ Editor, could you please allow us a way to create variables using R code?
Another request, related to that, can we do transformed variables in batch (select a number of variables and add transformed variables using transform X on all of those together)?
Thanks,
Gilad
Feature requests: batch/RJ editor create new variable
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Re: Feature requests: batch/RJ editor create new variable
Hi Gilad,filination wrote:If not through RJ Editor, could you please allow us a way to create variables using R code?
without going too far, I suggest you take a look at @Sebastian Jentschke's jmvReadWrite package which you can find here:
https://github.com/sjentsch/jmvReadWrite
Cheers,
Maurizio
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Re: Feature requests: batch/RJ editor create new variable
Thanks, Maurizio.
I didn't know about this one and it looks very interesting.
I was hoping for a solution inside JAMOVI, that I could give my students code snippets or variable(s) based on R code, for and would be reproducible within the single environment, but this helps for other things we needed. Much appreciated!
I didn't know about this one and it looks very interesting.
I was hoping for a solution inside JAMOVI, that I could give my students code snippets or variable(s) based on R code, for and would be reproducible within the single environment, but this helps for other things we needed. Much appreciated!