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hello, let me introduce my self, my name is Terra. I m very fond of the project JASP for statistic analysis, i have been interested in this software since it is open source. I have tested some of feature in the JASP, and one of them is JASP quality control response surface. I want to ask, is there a way to determine the "lack of fit and pure errror" under the error itself in its anova test. I realized that there is no lack of fit which it is important to determine the model if it suited to be analyzed using RSM or not.
I hope, if someone or u guys can add that in tghe next version or current version. oh for the further info, i use the JASP 0.19.1.0 for windows xD.... i really apreciate if this can be added....
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Hi @testastretta11,
Thanks for your nice words.
If you want a new feature, it's better to make a new issue. Here as a comment of a commit, it might be lost, and I'm not sure that the Quality Control maintainer (@JTPetter )noticed your remark.
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hello, let me introduce my self, my name is Terra. I m very fond of the project JASP for statistic analysis, i have been interested in this software since it is open source. I have tested some of feature in the JASP, and one of them is JASP quality control response surface. I want to ask, is there a way to determine the "lack of fit and pure errror" under the error itself in its anova test. I realized that there is no lack of fit which it is important to determine the model if it suited to be analyzed using RSM or not.
I hope, if someone or u guys can add that in tghe next version or current version. oh for the further info, i use the JASP 0.19.1.0 for windows xD.... i really apreciate if this can be added....
thanks in advance, best regard
Terra.
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Hi @testastretta11,
Thanks for your nice words.
If you want a new feature, it's better to make a new issue. Here as a comment of a commit, it might be lost, and I'm not sure that the Quality Control maintainer (@JTPetter )noticed your remark.