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Currently, when we enter data in aggregate format (the option "Values are counts"), jamovi still expects an ordinal or nominal variable. However, strictly speaking, the counts are numeric and if we change the "Measure type" to continuous, the variable with the counts is no longer accepted in the variable box for the Binomial Test.
Notice that in contrast to the above, in the McNemar's test command, the type of variable expected in the "counts" field, is correctly specified as "continuous"!
I suggest adding to lines 34/35 other types of variables
permitted=list(
"factor", "numeric", "continuous"))
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this isn't a bad suggestion, however i think more work is needed to ensure that jamovi behaves reasonably when continuous variables are assigned and 'Values are counts' isn't checked (i.e. at the moment i think it will throw a cryptic error). |
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Currently, when we enter data in aggregate format (the option "Values are counts"), jamovi still expects an ordinal or nominal variable. However, strictly speaking, the counts are numeric and if we change the "Measure type" to continuous, the variable with the counts is no longer accepted in the variable box for the Binomial Test.
Notice that in contrast to the above, in the McNemar's test command, the type of variable expected in the "counts" field, is correctly specified as "continuous"!
I suggest adding to lines 34/35 other types of variables
permitted=list(
"factor", "numeric", "continuous"))