Robust Anova

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claudine
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Robust Anova

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Hello everyone
I am running a robust two-way ANOVA, but the error “Missing value where True/False needed” always appears, even if I exclude missing values with filters. Where could the error be?
When running a normal two-way ANOVA the error doesn't occur.
Thanks for your help, Claudine
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MAgojam
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Re: Robust Anova

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Hi Claudine,
could you verify that the filters used do not cause any lack of cases for one or more levels of the 2 factors?

Which version of Jamovi and Walrus are you using?
If necessary I can repair Walrus, but I would need your jamovi file to analyze it and understand what is happening.
Can you compress it and attach it?
Even just a file with the dependent variable and the two factors, checking if the error occurs.
TA

Cheers,
Maurizio Agosti
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claudine
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Re: Robust Anova

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Hello Maurizio
Thank you very much for your answer. I have checked the filters, from my point of view they do not cause any lack of cases.
I use the version 2.3.28 (updatet yesterday) and walrus 2.0.0.
I attach the shortend file to this message. I have carried out a second two-way ANOVA with the factors “Fallvignette” and “Erfahrung” and set filter 1 for this. Everything worked here. I have therefore also included this in the file for comparison.
Thanks and best regards
Claudine
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reason180
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Re: Robust Anova

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Hi. In an ANOVA, each cell must include at least two cases (so that a within-cell variance can be computed). In contrast, you have one ANOVA cell in which the n is less than 2. See below.
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claudine
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Re: Robust Anova

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Thank you for your help!
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