Open benedikt-gailer opened 10 months ago
I don’t see any problem with your approach — can you forward the data so we can try and reproduce the error?
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I conducted a between-subject design experiment with 4 conditions. I have measured 2 dependet variables, which should correspond to the x- and y-axis of the State Trace Plot.
The columns of my dataset look like this:
all columns are numeric type variables
Upon running the staPLOT function with my data, I get this error message:
"Error in staPLOT(matrix_data_STA) : object 'ys' not found"
Could this be caused by a lack of within-subject conditions in my data set? Is it possible to use functions like staPLOT and staCMR with that kind of data?
Thanks in advance!
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Update: The problem seemed to be the participant id column: Because I had excluded participants, it looked something like: "1 2 3 6 7 10 ...". Now that I fixed this, everything works. Thank you very much!
I conducted a between-subject design experiment with 4 conditions. I have measured 2 dependet variables, which should correspond to the x- and y-axis of the State Trace Plot.
The columns of my dataset look like this:
all columns are numeric type variables
Upon running the staPLOT function with my data, I get this error message:
"Error in staPLOT(matrix_data_STA) : object 'ys' not found"
Could this be caused by a lack of within-subject conditions in my data set? Is it possible to use functions like staPLOT and staCMR with that kind of data?
Thanks in advance!