Exporting Estimated Marginal Means from Jamovi (GAMLj) to GraphPad

[vliborio]

I have created models in Jamovi using the GAMLj module, and I would like to plot the Estimated Marginal Means (EMMs) in GraphPad. Is there a way to export the data so that GraphPad can generate a graph of these EMMs? I am specially interested in the case I want to plot the random effects, which display values for each subject in my models.

Thank you in advance for your help!

[ProtonEnergy]

Yes! I'm facing same issue. I'd like to be able to plot the LMM results from Jamovi in Graphpad. This can of course be done in r, but the whole reason I use jamovi is because the GUI is faster (for me) than writing the R code which I'm less familiar with.

[mcfanda@gmail.com]

Not at the moment, but if you elaborate a bit on how would you like the exported file to look like, the export funcion can be implemented

[mcfanda@gmail.com]

Next version of GAMLj3 (version 3.5.0, coming soon) will have the options to export to a new file both the estimated marginal means and the data used to make the plots.

[Victor2]

Thank you for adding the option to export plot data from jamovi, this will be very useful. However, I am receiving an error message when I try to export these data (jamovi 2.6.44 for desktop, Mixed Model in GAMLj3):

"The first dimension of the input data frame has not the required size (0 < 1)."

Also, the "Observed scores" are not displayed in the plot, whereas they are properly displayed when I reconstruct the same data and analysis in jamovi cloud.

I am able to export predicted data and residuals (these are added to the data frame), and estimated marginal means (in a new window), but not the plot data, unfortunately.

[mcfanda@gmail.com]

thanks for reporting the issues. They are fixed in the next version (3.6.0).