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Had missed that new version of JASP was released on June 5th - 0.97.1.
All users might want to upgrade:
"Fixed an issue where numbers over 4 significant figures where sometimes rounded off in the results in a rather misleading, perhaps wrong way. We're very sorry about that! It sneaked in during the adding of locale specific support. https://github.com/jasp-stats/jasp-issues/issues/4266 (Sum in descriptives gave the wrong value)" -
Joutessani päivittelin softaa. Pistepäivitykset JASPiin ja JAMOVIin. Paitsi että eivät noudata pistepäivitysten logiikkaa, kun tulee näköjään pieni kohennuksiakin. Aikamoiset työkalut on kyllä nuo molemmat. Suositus. #JASP #JAMOVI #freesoftware
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On 16 and 17 February, the #JASP team organised a #hackathon where 27 participants from 6 countries learned how to contribute to their own modules to the JASP ecosystem!
Special thanks to @EJWagenmakers, @pabrod, Stefan Verhoeven & Zowi Mens for making the event a success!
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#ICYMI: The seats for the Build Your Own #JASP Module #hackathon are quickly running out. It is not only free, we are even offering travel grants!
Want to join us in Amsterdam on 16 and 17 February?
Register here ➡️ https://jasp-stats.org/2026/01/27/apply-for-the-escience-jasp-hackathon-in-amsterdam-update-and-last-call/ -
I have been following and used #JASP on and off over the years and I liked it a lot.
This tutorial makes it really interesting!
"Measurement Invariance with Moderated (Non-)Linear Factor Analysis in JASP"
https://osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/6ftqg_v1I hope I can trial it soon!
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Do you want to develop your own module in #JASP?
Join our free hackathon on 16-17 February 2026 in Amsterdam!For more information and registration, see 👉 https://jasp-stats.org/2025/11/21/apply-for-the-escience-jasp-hackathon-and-build-your-own-module-in-amsterdam/
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Are you interested in developing your own module in #JASP?
Join our free hackathon on 16-17 February 2026.More information and registration:
https://jasp-stats.org/2025/11/21/apply-for-the-escience-jasp-hackathon-and-build-your-own-module-in-amsterdam/ -
Why would a for-profit company want to invest in Open-Source Software? Our
collaborator, the creator of the statistics software #JASP, will tell you why 👉 https://blog.esciencecenter.nl/8c81bad92d79?source=friends_link&sk=e5766de706dfd576a5872b69c6d97572 -
🇬🇧 What is learned in the cradle is carried to the grave
🇳🇱 Jong geleerd is oud gedaanFirst developed at the @uva_amsterdam , #JASP (https://fosstodon.org/@JASPStats) is a free, cross-platform software program with an advanced graphical user interface. It is widely used for conducting and teaching statistics, and is often compared to #SPSS... give it a try if you want to break the lifelong IBM SPSS dependence for yourself and (future) organization!
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@EJWagenmakers Although I do not use #JASP, but #RKWard, I recommend it to the bachelor and master students I teach in #biotechnology and #forensics. This is a great resource.
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Statistics with JASP: First Steps for Psychology Students
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Rebecca Denniss and Stanislava Naneva
https://sheffield.pressbooks.pub/help4jasp/
An open (free!) textbook guide to using the open source (free!) statistics software package
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JASP 0.19.2 out a week ago:
"This version adds 2 new modules Bayes Factor Functions and BFPack. The classical Meta-Analysis module is also reworked to include Funnel Plot, Effect Size calculation, etc… Computed columns and labels are improved, and many other features and fixes are added."
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Je découvre #Regressi (https://regressi.fr/WordPress)
C’est aussi puissant que moche !
La propagation automatique des incertitudes wow ! Par ex, vous avez une série d’angles θ à ±1°, vous créez une colonne sin(θ), les incertitude sur le sinus sont directement calculée !
Je n’ai trouvé ça dans aucune autre interface graphique (c’est possible avec uncertainties en python ou errors dans R)
J’ai testé #labplot2, #scidavis, #alphaplot #GNUPlot, #LibreOfficeCalc, #JASP, #Jamovi j’ai pas trouvé ça !
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"Discovering Statistics Using…" by Andy Field is a book that a lot of people love since it helped them to understand how to do statistics.
Now, the book has been avaliable for SPSS (expensive!) and R (programming!) but soon we get an edition for JASP, a free program with an Excel-like interface.
