The JASP Workspace: Beginners Guide on How to Use JASP for Statistics (2 of 6)
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
- These videos are for people who want to become familiar with JASP and learn how to use it for statistical analysis. I am going to begin by showing you around the JASP workspace. This video will show you how JASP works, demonstrate its similarity with other statistics software, and get you familiar with how “progressive disclosure” allows you to focus on the analysis as you work. This is the second in a series introducing statistics students to exploring statistics with JASP.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:30 The JASP Splash Page when you open the program
2:00 Loading Data in JASP (Open data from Excel, OSF, or SPSS)
5:00 JASP example datasets are included
7:13 Editing data
9:30 Suggested workflow for JASP
10:00 Exploring the JASP workspace (The Data pane, Analysis pane, & Results pane)
15:52 Save your work and close JASP
Download the Friendly, Free, Flexible, Functional JASP software from the official JASP statistics website: jasp-stats.org
This video uses the dataset debug and JASP version .0.13.0
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Link to a Google Drive folder with any files that I use in the videos including spreadsheets, the Bear Handout, and datasets. As I add new files, they will appear here, as well.
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Thank you, Dr. Daniel, for making this collection of videos. They are the perfect suite of videos for introducing my students to JASP as well as the usual key concepts examined in most introductory statistics course. I intend to make good use of them; why should I re-invent the proverbial wheel? I know I could not do better! I am most thankful!
Thank you for the very kind words. I love to hear when my work is being used with students (literally across the world, now). Give my best to your students and cheers to you!
Your short videos are very welcome. Please, keep them coming, when new features are available. Stay Safe. Thank you.
Thanks, will do!
Nice addition to the tools I got from my prof. Thank you from The Netherlands!
You are welcome! Loved visiting the Netherlands as a college student. Wonderful country.
Thank you for being so helpful for beginners like myself !
You are so welcome!
Awesome explanation sir. I am grateful
Thanks Andy...well said....It was very helpful
Thank you so much. Very helpful video
Thank you for uploading it!
You bet! Thanks for commenting!
Big thank you!
Thank you. I'm trying to learn JASP to help with my educational leadership thesis. I loved the Talking Heads reference. :)
I'm using Mac Numbers. Each time I edit the data I have to export as a CSV and then it changes in JASP, is there a way without exporting each time?
Glad it was helpful! I try to work in some kind of musical reference or small joke into all of the videos. It's mostly 70s & 80s music, so no everyone picks up on them. Of course, David Byrne is back, so maybe that on his more current. Thanks for the comment!
I have not used Numbers (just Excel)...if you export from Numbers as a CSV, open in JASP then save as a JASP file (save as), that should put the data into a file. You can edit the file in Numbers and those edits should still save back into the JASP file when you close Numbers. Hope that is helpful. Best I can do.
Thank you for the helpful tutorials
I am currently working on a meta-analysis and in this context I am preparing a subgroup analysis. I have not yet managed to calculate the heterogeneity (I^2 = xy %) between the subgroups. Is this possible with JASP? - Would be very grateful if you could help me further.
I don't know of a direct way to calculate heterogeneity but if you have the elements of the formula (such a a value that needs to be squared or converted to percentage) you can calculate a new variable. I would also suggest doing the calculation in Excel (or other spreadsheet program), then importing your calculated variable back into JASP. Good luck!
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Hello Sir! I've come across JASP and your tutorial videos in search of a method for analysing multiple years of annual congregational data for a denomination I serve in Estonia. My main goal is to standardize our data gathering system and to separate the data itself from the analyses we run using that data. To date, we have managed our data in Excel files which has been fine, except that the data is subject to corruption as files are copied and sent out per request. I have two questions:
1. How does JASP manage multiyear data? One long dataset with an ID representing respondant-year, or annual datasets connected by common variables?
2. If the latter, is it possible to query multiple datasets based on common variables?
At this point, you would need to do the data cleaning in Excel or perhaps in R and then get it into a single dataset for analysis in JASP (they may add better data handling in the future). You cannot row-bind or column-bind data from multiple datasets. JASP is good with the analysis, but you want to have clean data going in. Good luck
Thanks!
Welcome!
Hi there, I get to the step where I save it as debug.jasp on my desktop but I am unable to open that file once I do. It is stating I don’t have the correct application, but it says none are available in the application store. Is there something else I should do or I am not doing?
I managed to change the unchangeable debug file. Looks like you have some bugs on macOS beta.
Hello sir,
I am currently a student and I apologize if I sound frustrated at the moment, but JASP has been giving me a lot of trouble. I am trying to have the edits reflect back to my JASP document, but it doesn't. The document automatically opens excel without giving me an option on how I want to open the dataset, thus it opens it to an older version of excel. The problem is I have windows 11 one drive, and for to except the edits or the debug version edits, I need to save it as document format one drive recognizes and accepts. If I do that, then JASP still doesn't recognize the change. But it won't actually save the changes done on the older version either. I am not sure what I am doing wrong, can you please help me?
Thank you for the helpful video. Would be super nice, if there is no background music. Thank you from Maldives.
May i ask for your data set for my pratice as i go along with ur video, please?
Good news...all of the data sets in this series are included within JASP. Each of the videos show you which one to open. Good luck with your course!
How does Jasp compare to Jamovi? I know Jamovi but have to use Jasp for a new class and I feel like it is familiar but I am kind of interested in how they compare.
JASP and jamovi started as the same open source project. When some of the developers left the original JASP team, they continued developing the software, which became jamovi. Both are great. jamovi has some strengths over JASP in its ability to create R code and options in various tests. I recommend learning one, then trying the other because the skills are easily transferrable.
May I ask if you have a video about fixing the issue in JASP. I can't open my JASP it always shows "repair, change, uninstall" on the computer. Mine is Windows 10, I really appreciate your help. Thanks
I wish that I could help, but I don't know enough about PC and the specifics of the JASP program as it loads. I just know how to run the stats. Perhaps you can reach out to the developers on the JASP website? Good luck.
Sir…I followed your instructions and saved excel sheet as .cvs to my desktop. Then I opened it and imported the .cvs file into JASP. I then went to main menu…clicked save as…computer…desktop…saved it to desktop…and a file saved to my desktop as expected. When I try to open it however, it will not open in excel and it tells me the “file is corrupt”. I’ve tried with other spreadsheets as well and it always comes back “file is corrupt”. So now I can’t work on my data set and I can’t move forward. Please advise if you have a moment. Thank you so much 😊
If you try to open the JASP file (the one that you imported then saved) in Excel, it probably will not open. You should still be able to open the original CSV in Excel and the .jasp file in JASP. I hope that answers your question. I'd recommend sticking with JASP as much as possible rather than going back and forth, if possible.
Sir, Please create a series for Jamovi. Your videos are very helpful.
I would definitely love to do that. I have been playing around with jamovi more recently and I love it as a complement to JASP. Between the two of them I can almost replace SPSS
Thank you for your reply. Additionally, if you have time, please organize basic statistics(exploratory data analysis) course for beginners. I am absolutely new in statistics. Looking forward to you sir.
How can I create subscale scores?
Hi, prof. Silvio here, speaking from SP-Brazil. And the new button doesn't exist in JASP?
If I understand what you are asking about, the "New" is not so much a button as part of a drop-down menu that lets you get to more data settings. It is under the main menu icon, pancake stack. Hope that helps.
So update…I was able to open it in Numbers…but when I edit the data like you said…1 to 1000…and I go up and hit save…it saves the doc to my desktop but the edits do not appear in the data set in JASP. frustrating when the first step goes bad right?
Wish that I knew better what to tell you. I'm worried about the "file is corrupt" error that you have something wrong with the file, rather than the data. When you save as a JASP file, it should save your actual data plus the analysis. If not, I worry that the problem is something other than the data because the software is not functioning as it usually does. When that happens to me I try to go back to raw data and create a pristine dataset so I can start over. Wish you the best with this project
@@ResearchByDesign thanks friend. I tried that as well and it didn’t help. I’m not off to a good start with this JASP. Without having tech support to call, I’m gonna have to figure out how to just do it all in Excel. Thank you for responding 😇
9:50 It seems you don't have to do that anymore. I was able to edit the debug data set while still in JASP.
Sir I am following you and so far I am unable to place my information into jasp from excel can you assist me? I have shared your information on the capella campus so you might see more interested viewers.
Nice videos. But why I don't view the descriptive statistics results in the right pane?
JASP updated their software and rearranged the tools. All of the functionality is still in there but it is in a different pane. Open each pane and look around, you will find it. Wish you the best
I need to learn how to use JASP to analyse SEM.. Structural Equation Model
The good news is that you absolutely can use JASP for SEM. The bad news is that I do not have a video about it yet. I recall there being a video or tutorial about it on the JASP website however. Look in the tutorials section. Good luck.
Hahah Nice Konami Code reference
If I double click on the '1' to change to 1000, it opens it in Numbers. If I edit it in numbers it breaks Jasp. I don't understand why and it doesnt seem user friendly. I tried saving out to a new Jasp file and making sure it isnt read only but it still doesnt let me edit in Jasp, or open in Excel - only Numbers. It's confused me and I think I'll have to stop this tutorial
You need to go to JASP Preferences > Data > Uncheck the "Use default spreadsheet editor" and Select custom editor > Choose Microsoft Excel instead. Hope this help.
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Please stop saying "data are". It is NOT correct English, and you know it. You use "data point" as the singular, which proves you know "data" is uncountable and not the plural of some other singular form.
Thanks for the comment. According to the APA Publication Manual (p. 96), the word datum is singular, and the word data is plural. Plural nouns take plural verbs, so data should be followed by a plural verb. Cheers.
@@ResearchByDesign Yes, but the APA is objectively WRONG, and you know it. "Data" is NOT a plural noun, it is an uncountable noun, and people need to have the guts to tell the APA that they're wrong and ask them to change their guidelines.