AngelosPsy
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3 years ago Hello @Schmay00,
Thank you for your message. Could you maybe provide a reproducible example so that I can look more into it? I can see the error but not sure how it was generated. Having an example will help a lot in trying to solve the problem.
Schmay00
Hi! Thank you for putting together the package, I'm really excited about it. Today I tried to use it for the first time, but run into an error message. Can you help me solve it?
Error in dplyr::mutate(., method = ttl$alternative, x = "cs", y = dv, : object 'ttl' not found 6. dplyr::mutate(., method = ttl$alternative, x = "cs", y = dv, exclusion = exclusion, cut_off = cut_off, model = "t-test", controls = NA, framework = "NHST") 5. dplyr::select(., x, y, exclusion, cut_off, model, controls, method, p.value, effect.size, effect.size.ma, effect.size.ma.lci, effect.size.ma.hci, estimate, statistic, conf.low, conf.high, framework) 4. dplyr::mutate(., data_used = list(data)) 3. ttl %>% dplyr::mutate(method = ttl$alternative, x = "cs", y = dv, exclusion = exclusion, cut_off = cut_off, model = "t-test", controls = NA, framework = "NHST") %>% dplyr::select(x, y, exclusion, cut_off, model, controls, method, p.value, effect.size, ... 2. multifear::t_test_mf(cs1 = cs1, cs2 = cs2, data = data, subj = subj, paired = paired, phase = phase, exclusion = exclusion, cut_off = cut_off, meta.effect = meta.effect) 1. multifear::universe_cs(cs1 = cs1, cs2 = cs2, data = Mega_wideNA, subj = "ID_Maya", group = NULL, phase = "recall", include_bayes = FALSE)