Dear Mr Verhage,
you are right. The matrix input command has not yet been implemented in
PSPP, as far as I know. It would be a nice feature to have. In the
meantime you could work with R. It seems to be possible to do a factor
analysis based on the covariance or correlation matrix in it.
Kind regards
Oliver Walter
Am 10.04.2017 um 10:29 schrieb Jaap Verhage:
Hello reader,
I hope this is the right place to pose my question; I couldn't find
any other. I'm doing a literature research on reading problems in
children, and I like to do my own re-analysis of the data that the
researchers report. This is possible if the authors of an article
report N of cases, means, standard deviations and a complete
correlation matrix of the variables measured. SPSS then allows me to
use this as input with procedures like FACTOR and REGRESSION. But that
means that matrix input must be accepted by these procedures. As I'm
not sure how long I will be able to use SPSS in the future, I'm
looking for alternatives. Naturally, my first choice is PSPP, but
unfortunately, PSPP doesn't support matrix input of the kind I'm
talking about. Is there a chance of it being implemented? I am quite
ready to do something in return. I'm not a programmer, but I could do
translation work from English into Dutch.
Regards, Jaap.
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