Package index
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jt() - Independent samples or paired samples t-test
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jaov() - One-way ANOVA (traditional or Welch method)
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jcrosstab() - Cross-tabulation with optional chi-square test of independence
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jcorr() - Bivariate correlation matrix with p values and pairwise N
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jlm() - SPSS-like linear regression output with standardized coefficients
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jlogistic() - Logistic regression with SPSS-style output
Prepare and manage your data
Recode, encode text, relabel, declare missing values, and select cases.
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jrecode() - Recode a variable with explicit value mapping and optional labels
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jencode() - Encode a text or factor variable as labelled numbers
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jrelabel() - Apply variable and value labels to a variable
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jdeclare_missing() - Declare missing values on one or more variables
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jsubset() - Set, activate, deactivate, or clear a per-dataset case-selection expression
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jcomplete() - Set a listwise complete-case filter for matching N across analyses
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jcopy() - Copy a data frame, carrying its classification registrations
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jload() - Load a data file into R
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jsave() - Save a data frame to a file
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jconvert() - Convert missing-value declarations between formats
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jdata_dir() - Return the configured data folder
Set up your session
Defaults and options for a working session, plus keeping your installed copy current.
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juse() - Set or display the default data frame for jstats functions
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joptions() - Set or display session-level package options
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joutput() - Set session-level output verbosity
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jupdate() - Update jstats to the latest version
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jai() - Print the jstats orientation, or install it for an AI assistant
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jplot() - Visualize jst_* result objects or plot variables directly from a data frame
Fine-tuning: tell jstats how to treat a variable
Override how a variable is classified for analysis. Most users will not need these.
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jnumeric() - Register variables as numeric for analysis
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jdummy() - Register categorical variables for dummy coding in regression
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jcount() - Register variables as counts for analysis
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jlikert() - Register variables as Likert (ordered response) items