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Re: Multiple Regression with no constant term
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Re: Multiple Regression with no constant term |
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Fri, 10 Jul 2015 15:21:45 +0200 |
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On 10/07/2015 13:24, John Darrington wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 10, 2015 at 01:03:44PM +0200, ftr wrote:
> The PSPP user guide version 0.6.2 says that the GLM command is not
> implemented.
> If the contrary is true all the better.
> And if so, where do I find its command syntax ?
>
> 0.6.2 is more than five years old. If that is the version you are using,
> I recommend that you upgrade.
>
> That said, GLM is also undocumented in 0.8.5 - it is however implemented,
> albeit not, with all options. It does however have the /INTERCEPT subcommand.
> /INTERCEPT = EXCLUDE will find a model through the origin.
I use the last version of PSPP, but the dated manual is the first that I
got through Google Search (from the University of Hamburg.
If I want to use GLM which subcommands can be used ?
I found the latest version dated 15th Feb 2015 in a news group which said:
It looks as if the sub-commands currently available are
/MISSING={INCLUDE,EXCLUDE}
/INTERCEPT={INCLUDE,EXCLUDE}
/CRITERIA=ALPHA(n)
/METHOD=SSTYPE(n)
/DESIGN
/SHOWCODES
Is this still true ?
Is there anywhere a complete command syntax available ?
To use the procedure you have to look into a SPSS manual ?
Thanks,
ftr
Re: Multiple Regression with no constant term, Ether Jones, 2015/07/10
Re: Multiple Regression with no constant term, Ether Jones, 2015/07/12