. I could not see any difference. I attach the output as pdfs.
Thanks again!
Best wishes,
Beat
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/noorigin option in the Regression procedure!
Beat
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* Regression through the origin: Ratio model with PSPP.
* Assign y and x.
compute y = Balance.
compute x = ATM.
* Regression y=beta*x.
COMPUTE xx = x * x.
COMPUTE yx = y * x.
COMPUTE one = 1.
EXECUTE.
AGGREGATE OUTFILE=* MODE=ADDVARIABLES
priority would be Mann-Whitney U-test.
I appreciate that PSPP actually does a QQ-Plot in the examine procedure in
spite of the command "npplot": Outliers are better detected with QQ-plots than
with PP-plots.
Thanks a lot for the port! It saved a lot of sweat and tears!
Regards,
x" means that x is on the ordinate. This is
the present implementation in PSPP.
Note that the PSPP command to get x on the abscissa is "graph /scatterplot= x
with y." The title of the scatterplot will be "Scatterplot x vs.
bright yellow circles that mark the points.
Beat
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Concerning output I tried out a few of the offered versions and the (only) one
that worked was html. In addition to the html file it produces png files of the
graph output which then can be processed further.
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You must use the syntax, e.g.:
graph
/scatterplot=y with x.
With my version the dots are yellow, a bad choice for most screens, but still:
it works!
Good luck!
Beat
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I just realised that the graph command is available with the syntax but not yet
in the PSPPIRE. Scatterplot and histograms work! Sorry for overlooking this!
Still barcharts seem to be missing.
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-Anscombe plot (residuals versus predicted) to
the regression?
The plots do not need to be interactive (like GGRAPH) but just decent static
plots.
Thanks
Beat
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