On Fri, Jan 10, 2014 at 10:20:50AM +0100, John Darrington wrote:
On pspp-users, Doug Bonnet reported the following, all of which I think
are valid:
* Only integer percentage confidence levels are allowed. Non-integer
values (e.g. 97.5%) are needed for Bonferroni adjustments (like SPSS).
The Bonferroni option is in the /POSTHOC subcommand of ONEWAY - I checked
this
and it certainly accepts non-integer values. But perhaps we ought to do
an audit
of all procedures to check that we haven't used lex_integer where
lex_number is
needed.
I checked all instances of lex_integer, and found only one which seemed to be
inappropriate (which I have fixed). If anyone notices any I have missed, please
let me know.
J'
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