Anuvat --
Here comes my "standard" comment!
1. State your research question(s) in "natural language".
2. Create a model that enables you to answer the "natural language"
questions that YOU WANT.
3. Impose restrictions on YOUR MODEL that answers YOUR questions of
interest.
4. Use the computer to get YOUR DESIRED RESULTS.
Then AFTER YOU HAVE VERIFIED THAT THERE EXISTS A "PACKAGED" ALGORITHM THAT
ANSWERS YOUR QUESTIONS OF INTEREST, THEN USE THE "PACKAGED" ALGORITHM.
Since many "interesting" research questions involve creating models for
unique problems, it can be more efficient to create your OWN MODELS rather
than searching for "packaged" algorithms that MAY fit YOUR research
questions of interest. IMHO it seems best to take time to develop
"model-creation" skills so that you can have the POWER that is available.
If you have time to take a look at the URL below, Slides 7 and 8 of the
PowerPoint presentation on "Using Calculators and Computers in Statistics" -
Laura Niland & Joe Ward, CAMT98 45th Annual Conference, San Antonio, July
23, 1998 - give a pictorial view of "Forcing" vs. "Creating" Models.
Good luck--
Joe
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From: "Anuvat Jangchud" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2000 10:32 PM
Subject: How can I analyze split-design by SPSS v9.0?
> I would like to use SPSS v.9.0 for SPLIT Design anlysis. Could you help
me
> out?
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