Re: Bug in SPSS or SYSTAT regression ?

2000-02-24 Thread Rich Ulrich
On Thu, 24 Feb 2000 12:45:29 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have found a difference between the results produced by SPSS and SYSTAT in linear regression with no constant term. Below are the results from the programs. As you can see the adjusted R2 given by the 2 programs is different.

Re: Regression question

2000-02-24 Thread Rich Ulrich
On Wed, 23 Feb 2000 19:14:10 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Programmed a solution in Statistica Basic that transforms the raw data into the proper form for the "Logit" tool: codes and [frequency] counts. Then, used the Logit tool to fit a curve to the data using "maximum likelyhood"

comparing dispersion of items with different scales

2000-02-24 Thread Marcelo Jenny
Sorry for my late reaction. Anyway, thank you for your answers. In contrast to the two big US parties European parties often occupy only a subset of the opinion spectrum. There are small parties that distinguish themselves from e.g. Socialist parties on the one end of the spectrum vs.

Re: Regression question

2000-02-24 Thread grows
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Wed, 23 Feb 2000 19:14:10 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Programmed a solution in Statistica Basic that transforms the raw data into the proper form for the "Logit" tool: codes and [frequency] counts. Then, used the Logit tool

Re: ANOVA causal direction

2000-02-24 Thread William Chambers
Bill said earlier: Yes, we do this so that we will have examples of all combinations of x1 and x2,as we would do when using a factorial anova design. But such uniform sampling does not make the variables into causes, Adding x1 to x2 causes y, Gus responded: Here you are using a very

Re: statistical computing

2000-02-24 Thread Ruth Croxford
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Frank E Harrell Jr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: S-Plus is a powerful object-oriented language based on the S language (created at the same place that created the C language - ATT Bell Labs - C is for "computer" S for "statistics"). Ouch. C was called C because it

Bug in SPSS or SYSTAT regression ?

2000-02-24 Thread lg106
I have found a difference between the results produced by SPSS and SYSTAT in linear regression with no constant term. Below are the results from the programs. As you can see the adjusted R2 given by the 2 programs is different. Which one is correct? Data (from NIST line origin dataset): Y

Re: biostatistics

2000-02-24 Thread Frank E Harrell Jr
Biology is invaluable, and a good thing to have had in undergrad school before entering biostat grad school. In my own work in biostat over the last 20 years I have found physiology and pharmacology to be very important. Increasingly, taking a genetics course will be important. [EMAIL

Re: Bug in SPSS or SYSTAT regression ?

2000-02-24 Thread Bob Parks
The multiple correlation between X and Y does not depend on if there is a constant term in the regression or not. The residual sum of squares does. R2 is simply 1.0. Basically, the answer is: both are quite incorrect, or: only two decimals are correct. Although I hate to pretend to correct Jan