R Studio连接Jamovi读取数据报错及参数问题求助
Troubleshooting Jamovi-R Studio Data Connection Issues
Problem 1: jmvconnect::read(1) returns "No such file or directory"
You can view the file index/name via jmvconnect::what(), but reading via index fails. Try these fixes:
- Confirm Jamovi is running and the target .omv file is open in Jamovi when executing
read() - Replace the index with the exact file name (including .omv extension) instead:
Data <- jmvconnect::read("your_file_name.omv") - Check file path permissions: ensure R Studio has access to the directory where the .omv file is stored (avoid network drives if possible, test with a local file first)
- Restart both R Studio and Jamovi, then re-run
jmvconnect::what()to refresh the file list before callingread()
Problem 2: read_omv() throws "unused argument" error
The error occurs because you're using the wrong argument name. The correct parameter for the file path is file, not fileInp. Use this corrected syntax:
Data <- read_omv(file = "xxxx full path to .omv file", rmMsVl = TRUE, sveAtt = TRUE, getSyn = TRUE)
Additional notes for this method:
- On Windows, use forward slashes (
/) or escaped backslashes (\\) in the file path (e.g.,"C:/Users/Name/Documents/file.omv"or"C:\\Users\\Name\\Documents\\file.omv") - Verify the file path is accurate by pasting it into File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac) to ensure the file exists
General Tips
- Update all relevant packages to their latest versions:
update.packages(c("jmvcore", "jmv", "jmvconnect", "jmvReadWrite")) - Confirm the .omv file isn't corrupted by opening it directly in Jamovi—if it loads without issues, the problem is likely with the R connection, not the file itself
内容的提问来源于stack exchange,提问作者LGF
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