Johnny van Doorn
Johnny van Doorn
This seems to be the same behavior as SPSS (although the pattern is flipped because the axes are flipped). Not that SPSS is a great example of course, but I...
Hi @Rebecca-Aussie and @Eminmpenza, Sorry for my very late response - unfortunately I didn't have the capacity to address it earlier. The error message indeed sounds a bit vague, but...
Hi @brianpkeane, Thanks for taking the time to check the calculations. From your output, I cannot recompute the effect sizes (need the between subjects table as well for the full...
Hi @TarandeepKang, I just got a question about these types of analysis during a workshop, so was pleased to find out you have been doing some work here. Is there...
Hi @TarandeepKang , Thanks for your insightful suggestion! We could revamp the effect sizes in such a way that the calculation differs for the Welch and Student t-test, maybe including...
Hi all, I think it's definitely feasible to include the inverted scatterplots below the diagonal in the Descriptives module. I experienced similar confusion in my own teaching, and having both...
Hi @evelynverona, To add to @tomtomme's answer, you can also currently (0.19.3) get conditional descriptive statistics in the Descriptives module (specify a `Split` variable), where there is the option to...
Hi @maximusmontis , We follow a special procedure for the RM ANOVA plots. This is from our helpfile: Display error bars: By selecting this option, error bars will be displayed...
Hi @maximusmontis, Thanks for your report. How did you create the graph in SPSS? It might not take into account the repeated measures structure (in the chart builder, if i...
Hi @maximusmontis, I cannot find much information about how the current version of SPSS computes the error bars, but [this paper from 2014 ](https://www.tqmp.org/RegularArticles/vol10-1/p056/) and [this one from 2021](https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/25152459211035109) suggest...