BMDP

BMDP 3D (t-test)

/INPUT FILE = 'IEA.BMDP'. CODE=X.
/VARIABLE USE = SEX, KNOWLEDGE TO MENTALPR.
/TWOGROUP VAR = KNOWLEDGE TO MENTALPR.
GROUPING = SEX.
CORRELATION.
/PRINT LEVEL=BRIEF.
/END


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2-way ANOVA

/PROBLEM TITLE = 'Two-way anova. 2V'.
/INPUT FILE = 'iea.bmdp'.
CODE IS X.
/DESIGN DEPENDENT IS MENTALPR.
GROUPING ARE SEX, LIKESC.
INCLUDE ARE 1, 2, 12.
/PRINT LEVEL=BRIEF. LINE = 80.
/END
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Regression


/PROBLEM TITLE IS 'Regressioanalyysiä (1R)'.
/INPUT FILE IS 'IEA.BMDP'. CODE IS X.
/VAR USE = LIKESC TO MENTALPR.
/REGRESS DEPENDENT = KNOWLEDGE.
INDEPENDENT = LIKESC, APPLICAT,
MENTALPR, COMPREHEN.
/PRINT DATA.
CORR.
LEVEL=MIN.
/PLOT RESIDUAL.
NORMAL.
VAR=COMPREHEN.
/END
======================

Factor analysis

/PROBLEM TITLE = '4M : FAKTORIANALYYSI,
PÄÄAKSELIMENETELMÄ, VARIMAX-ROTAATIO'.
/INPUT FILE = 'IEA.BMDP'. CODE = X.
/VARIABLE USE= SEX TO MENTALPR.
/FACTOR METHOD IS PFA.
NUMBER = 3.
/ROTATE METHOD IS VMAX.
/PRINT LEVEL = BRIEF. LINE = 80.
/SAVE FILE = 'ieafakt.bmdp'.
CODE IS X. NEW.
/END
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Discriminant analysis

/INPUT TITLE IS 'FISHER IRIS DATA.
MANUAL EXAMPLE 7M.1'.
FILE = 'FISHER.DAT'.
VARIABLES=5.
FORMAT = FREE.
/VARIABLE NAMES = SEPAL_L, SEPAL_W, PETAL_L, PETAL_W,
IRISTYPE.
GROUPING = IRISTYPE.
/GROUP CODES(IRISTYPE) = 1 TO 3.
NAMES(IRISTYPE) = SETOSA, VERSICOL,
VIRGINIC.
/PRINT LEVEL=BRIEF.
/END

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