McDonald and Andersen-Darling Test [was: Re: PSPP promotion at professional associations userbility]

[John Darrington]

Thanks for asking this question.  It's a rather fundamental one, and rather 
than responding to it 
here, I've added it to the Frequently Asked Questions page on the website.


With regard to your specific requirements, if you are prepared to give a full 
description of the
statistical tests, some example datasets and expected results, a suggested 
syntax for integration
into PSPP,  *and* are prepared to work with one of the developers by answering 
questions as they 
arise, then please do so on the pspp-dev mailing list.  Subject to availability 
of a willing and
competent programmer, then it may be possible to  implement what you want.

J'


On Sun, Aug 14, 2011 at 11:27:21PM +0300, address@hidden wrote:
     <p Hi people,<br />
     As an academic working at the university I am interesting on various 
statistical programs because I am using them very often. I think that PSPP is a 
clone of SPSS. It arise the question why then I should not continue using SPSS 
(PASW)??? But if PSPP offers new and useful statistical procedures for example 
<em><span style="font-family: calibri,sans-serif; font-style: normal;" 
McDonald's</span></em><span class="st"><em> coefficient </em></span><em><span 
style="font-family: calibri,sans-serif; font-style: normal;">omega</span></em> 
from R, or Anderson-Darling test from Easy fit, then I will consider PSPP as a 
very important alternative and useful statistical package.</p>
     <p>Warm regards,</p>
     <p>Asterios Patsiaouras, University of Thessaly /TEFAA, Greece</p>
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     <pre>On Sat, Aug 13, 2011 at 05:42:14PM +0000, John Darrington wrote:
     &gt; I recall that Jason Stover said he did a poster presentation at a 
conference some time ago.
     
     Yes, I presented a poster on PSPP at the Joint Statistical Meetings in
     2010. It went well, and some of the attendees stated they were
     interested in using the software. I don't know how many of them
     actually started using it, though.
     
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