Post-hoc test after a Khi² test of association

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MAgojam
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Re: Post-hoc test after a Khi² test of association

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jonathon wrote:maurizio! have you ever thought about having a go at adding this to jmv yourself?
Hi Jonathon.
Thank you for your suggestion.

Often my students have asked me if it was possible to add it to jamovi, so as not to use Excel.
Now that my 67 years have opened the doors to retirement and Covid-19 forces us to stay at home, here in Parma, but like in the rest of Italy, I will have time to do it.
I will try not to disturb you, but I hope for your support if necessary.

My best regards.
Maurizio
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Re: Post-hoc test after a Khi² test of association

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Hi,

Could this be useful ?

https://github.com/juba/questionr/blob/ ... les.R#L429

Pierre-Guillaume
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jonathon
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Re: Post-hoc test after a Khi² test of association

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hey mz,

we do have the documentation here: https://dev.jamovi.org

that walks you through the process of installing modules into jamovi, but you may find working in R directly to be more fruitful.

you make your changes to the yaml files, then run:

jmvtools::prepare() # i think it is

that updates the .h.R files, then you can install the module into R with:

devtools::install()

and then you can run your analysis with:

jmv::contTables(...)

you're very welcome to disturb me if you get stuck. let me know if you want a slack invite. you may find slack is an easier way to ask questions.

cheers

jonathon
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