It was very good to know that I could use R codes right inside Jamovi! I am interested in learning R language, but it takes a bunch of time and it doesn't look friendly to me. That module you presented is, however much more friendly! Still gotta learn a littleprogramming language, though. Anyway, thanks for making it easier to me! =)
please can you send the ligne code to import data in R-jamovi. i ved use the same code witch i frecently use it in R studio but it does not work with me
My advice would be in in Rstudio use write.csv(df, "df.csv"). Then just double click on the new file that is created "df.csv" and copy and paste that into Jamovi. The harder way would be in JAMOVI-R use this code df
Got some questions, if they are not to bother you too much: the packages or tests I am going to use in rj module need to be first installed in the real R? Like, do I have to download R in my PC before I use rj module in jamovi? And what should I do when i try to generate a plot and it shows the message "plot.new has not been called yet"? Is it possible to install R packages into Jamovi?
Packages are where JAMOVI has some work to do. The only way to do it is to install the JAMOVI add on that uses the R package you are interested in. For example GAMLj module uses the lme4 R package. So if you install the module you can now write library(lme4) in your code and then use lmer(dependent~explanatory+(1|random), data=data) to write your mlm. Does that make sense. So if the rj package is used by a JAMOVI module there is a way to use it.
@@dr.jackauty4415 Thanks for the feedback! I think somethings Will make more sense when I learn more R languag. Jamovi , by itself, doens't have line plots as far as I know. So it means I can't use them in the rj module?
I love your passion for R!! I hope soon I can share the same passion for it 😂
It was very good to know that I could use R codes right inside Jamovi! I am interested in learning R language, but it takes a bunch of time and it doesn't look friendly to me. That module you presented is, however much more friendly! Still gotta learn a littleprogramming language, though. Anyway, thanks for making it easier to me! =)
please can you send the ligne code to import data in R-jamovi. i ved use the same code witch i frecently use it in R studio but it does not work with me
My advice would be in in Rstudio use write.csv(df, "df.csv"). Then just double click on the new file that is created "df.csv" and copy and paste that into Jamovi.
The harder way would be in JAMOVI-R use this code df
Got some questions, if they are not to bother you too much: the packages or tests I am going to use in rj module need to be first installed in the real R? Like, do I have to download R in my PC before I use rj module in jamovi? And what should I do when i try to generate a plot and it shows the message "plot.new has not been called yet"? Is it possible to install R packages into Jamovi?
Packages are where JAMOVI has some work to do. The only way to do it is to install the JAMOVI add on that uses the R package you are interested in. For example GAMLj module uses the lme4 R package. So if you install the module you can now write library(lme4) in your code and then use lmer(dependent~explanatory+(1|random), data=data) to write your mlm. Does that make sense. So if the rj package is used by a JAMOVI module there is a way to use it.
@@dr.jackauty4415 Thanks for the feedback! I think somethings Will make more sense when I learn more R languag. Jamovi , by itself, doens't have line plots as far as I know. So it means I can't use them in the rj module?
@@tiagovelosoneves776 the JAMOVI 2.0 has some great graph options, also look for Felxplot in the module section for more graphing options.
@@dr.jackauty4415 Thank you ^^