Hi,
I got reply from two users.
First said Mingw version is working on Vista x64, but Cygwin version
freezed until user used XMing X server.
However, he proposed to use MS-Windows-Engine fot GTK+.
The other user (who originally reported the error) said he used Cygwin
on Vista x32 and after reb
Despite what the manual says, it would appear that this hasn't yet
been implemented. I've raised a bug at
https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/index.php?26056
Until this is fixed, I suggest you create a new variable to
dichotimize these values, using a syntax similar to:
compute cutpoint = (marita
May I please have clarification of the correct syntax to type to
conduct a Binomial test using a single value?
I note that the PSPP manual (page 99 of the pdf version) states:
"If a single value appears after the variable list, then that value is
used as the threshold to partition the observ
Like you say, pspp is currently a volunteer effort. One way in which
you could get the statistical procedures that you need, would be to
hire a programmer to implement them for you. If you find others who
share your requirements, then you could share the cost also.
J'
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 06
Hello Matej,
I don't know about the cygwin version, but the mingw one only works on
vista 32 bits.
Seems like this problem only affects windows vista 64 I will try to
find some computer with the 64 bits
version and see what is going on.
It's a strange problem, since vista 64 can emule 32 bits an
Hi,
I received a comment from someone, that PSPP is not working on Vista. I
cannot check it, because I do not use Vista. However - do you know any
Vista build?
bye, Matej
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On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 06:14:51AM -0300, Paulo Silveira wrote:
> I am not a developer, nor a profound statistics expert, thus I am in a
> quest to find an statistics package for my work under linux. I only know
> R, which seems very hard to use. Do you have idea of others?
You can see a list of o
I'm using PSPP in Windows XP via Cygwin. My experience with Unix is very
limited (I have a Parallels install of Ubuntu on my Mac at home, and that's
about it).
I can get the syntax commands to produce analyses in HTML and ASCII, but
when I instruct the system to produce a plot (e.g. boxplot), the
Dear fellows,
Sincerely, I am a bit disappointed with PSPP. After some struggle, I
finally succeeded to make it install and work. Its features, however,
are miles of distance of the inspirational SPSS. Although PSPP has a
similar interface and a similar way to select variables, only the most
basi
