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posted by ed-stat at 1:11 PM
Blog for students in EDUC 7396 (Multivariate Statistics) at University of Colorado, Boulder.
posted by ed-stat at 1:11 PM
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Hi Ed. . .
Use the force.
Sup Ed?
Redo Statsfear analysis with hypothesis focused on subgroup of medium-high fear.
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Hi Ed
Information for people interested in buying SPSS
There are three different versions of SPSS: the full version ($500), the graduate pack ($200), and the student version ($80). The graduate pack is a full version of the software, plus it includes AMOS for doing structural equation modeling. The student version has limitations for the number of cases and variables, and it doesn't include AMOS. Below is a link to one place that you can find the graduate pack.
http://www.journeyed.com/itemDetail.asp?T1=62391573+R
On a final note, the SPSS website states that AMOS only works with windows. The mac lab won't work when we get around to SEM.
Hi Ed :)
Hi Ed .. testing
How 'bout them Huskers? No doubt they will be the cellar dwellers of the Big 12...Go Buffs!!
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Testing for Educ 7396.
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Hi there.
Hi Ed,
Found you other blog and have a questions related to r and r squared. How does this practically relate to the SD of the residual? Within what degree of certainty that the "average" if you will, can have these claims made about it? Or is my attempt at understanding completely off?
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