There is supposed to be some logic to it. Minimum and maximum are always
values from the data, so it makes sense to display them in the data's own
format. I would have guessed that we do the same for mean, but not
necessarily for standard deviation. There may be room for improvement here;
I went t
I see the point. The variables are indeed F8.2 format. DESCRIPTIVES
created these from F12.4 input variables.
Problem solved. Thanks.
It is interesting that, as you can see from the second DESCRIPTIVES,
Mean and Std Dev do seem to honor SET FORMAT, while Minimum and Maximum
do not.
frans
DES
You can get more digits by changing the formats of the variables
involved, which I guess currently have F8.2 format or some similar
format with 2 decimal places.
On Wed, Jan 8, 2020 at 11:46 PM Frans Houweling wrote:
>
> Hi Ben, it's the "Final Cluster Centers" table I am interested in.
>
>
>
Hi Ben, it's the "Final Cluster Centers" table I am interested in.
Final Cluster Centers
+-+--+
| | Cluster |
| +-++-+-+
| | 1 | 2 |
At a glance, it appears that QUICK CLUSTER output contains only two
kinds of values:
- Values that are always integers. PSPP doesn't honor SET FORMAT for
these kinds of values since the decimal places would not be useful.
- Values of particular variables. PSPP uses the variables' own print
formats
The use of SET WIDTH was buggy. It should be fixed now.
I think it's likely that Frans was outputting to a file. I don't see
problems with using the width of the terminal on Linux. (On Windows, I
guess it probably doesn't work, because I doubt Windows has the right
ioctl. I guess that there is so
While you're at it, you might check why SET FORMAT has no effect on the
output of QUICK CLUSTER (it has on LOGISTIC REGRESSION). I hoped -O
format=F9.4 would work, but it doesn't.
Thanks
frans
On 1/8/20 8:21 AM, John Darrington wrote:
I thought that SET WIDTH should also work.
Also I thought
I thought that SET WIDTH should also work.
Also I thought that when run interactively from a terminal, it should
default to the width of the terminal.
Perhaps we need to investigate why this is not happening.
J'
On Mon, Jan 06, 2020 at 09:58:59PM -0800, Ben Pfaff wrote:
On Mon, Jan 6, 202
Thanks Ben. Works!
frans
On 1/7/20 6:58 AM, Ben Pfaff wrote:
On Mon, Jan 6, 2020 at 12:54 PM Frans Houweling wrote:
is there any way to prevent text output to wrap at 80 columns?
I would like to retrieve cluster centers from the output of QUICK
CLUSTER, but this is hindered by wrapping:
Y
On Mon, Jan 6, 2020 at 12:54 PM Frans Houweling wrote:
>is there any way to prevent text output to wrap at 80 columns?
> I would like to retrieve cluster centers from the output of QUICK
> CLUSTER, but this is hindered by wrapping:
Yes, you can specify the maximum output width with "-O width=
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