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msherman

How to get a statistical output value into a data file

Dear List: I hope someone can help me with this problem. I have been unable to find anything on the web. Here is the situation.

I have a data file which has an Idnumber and then responses to 20 items on a scale. I want to run the SPSS RUNS procedure to

See if individuals are responding “randomly (want to identify those individuals who have too few expected runs or too many

Expected runs). The SPSS RUNS procedure does exactly that. I transpose the data so that each column now represents

a participant and the responses for the 20 items down the column (delete the first row because it is the Idnumber). I then run

the RUNS procedure and get an output for each column (for each individual). The output includes the NUMBER OF RUNS. It is this

number that I want to be placed into a data file. I can do it by hand but I have over 800 cases. I am curious as to whether or

not it is possible to get the output value into a data file simply by using spss and not hand inputted.

. Thanks, martin

Martin F. Sherman, Ph.D.

Professor of Psychology

Director of Masters Education: Thesis Track

Loyola University Maryland

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Bruce Weaver

Re: How to get a statistical output value into a data file

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Martin, it will be much clearer to everyone what you are trying to do if you
provide a small data set (via DATA LIST), paste your current syntax here,
and then show what you want the final result to look like.

Cheers,
Bruce

msherman wrote

> Dear List: I hope someone can help me with this problem. I have been
> unable to find anything on the web. Here is the situation.
> I have a data file which has an Idnumber and then responses to 20 items on
> a scale. I want to run the SPSS RUNS procedure to
> See if individuals are responding "randomly (want to identify those
> individuals who have too few expected runs or too many
> Expected runs). The SPSS RUNS procedure does exactly that. I transpose the
> data so that each column now represents
> a participant and the responses for the 20 items down the column (delete
> the first row because it is the Idnumber). I then run
> the RUNS procedure and get an output for each column (for each
> individual). The output includes the NUMBER OF RUNS. It is this
> number that I want to be placed into a data file. I can do it by hand but
> I have over 800 cases. I am curious as to whether or
> not it is possible to get the output value into a data file simply by
> using spss and not hand inputted.
> . Thanks, martin
>
>
>
>
> Martin F. Sherman, Ph.D.
> Professor of Psychology
> Director of Masters Education: Thesis Track
> Loyola University Maryland
> 4501 North Charles Street
> 222 B Beatty Hall
> Baltimore, MD 21210
>
> 410 617-2417

> msherman@

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David Marso

Re: How to get a statistical output value into a data file

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The basic answer is OMS. Have you looked into that?

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msherman

Re: How to get a statistical output value into a data file

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This is what it looks like. I hope this helps clarify what I am after. Thanks,

Here is the data
ID v1 v2 v3 v4 v5 v6 ...... v20
01 1 0 2 2 0 3
02 0 0 0 1 2 1
03 2 1 1 0 3 3
04 1 2 0 0 2 0
Etc.

Using a cut point of 2 or higher (2 or 3) versus less than 2 (0 or 1)
The number of runs would be for each subject, examples.
1 1 1 1 1 1 = one run
1 2 1 2 1 2 = six runs
0 0 0 0 0 1 = one run
0 0 0 2 2 3 = two runs
2 2 3 1 0 3 = three runs
runs
ID
01 4
02 3
03 3
04 5

In order to use the runs procedure within SPSS I need to transpose the data so that it looks like this

Var001(ID=1) var002(ID=2) var003(ID=3) var004(ID=4)
1 0 2 1
0 0 1 2
2 0 1 0
2 1 0 0
0 2 3 2
3 1 3 0

Using the Runs procedure the output file provides stats for each variable (one for var001, one for var002, var003, and var004)

The output will include the number of runs for each column variable which is actually an individual

Runs Test var001 var002 var003 var004
Test value
Total cases
Number of runs 4 3 3 5
Z
Asympt sign

The only thing I want to get into a data file is the number of runs.

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2017 11:30 AM
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Subject: Re: How to get a statistical output value into a data file

Martin, it will be much clearer to everyone what you are trying to do if you provide a small data set (via DATA LIST), paste your current syntax here, and then show what you want the final result to look like.

Cheers,
Bruce

msherman wrote

> Dear List: I hope someone can help me with this problem. I have been
> unable to find anything on the web. Here is the situation.
> I have a data file which has an Idnumber and then responses to 20
> items on a scale. I want to run the SPSS RUNS procedure to See if
> individuals are responding "randomly (want to identify those
> individuals who have too few expected runs or too many Expected runs).
> The SPSS RUNS procedure does exactly that. I transpose the data so
> that each column now represents a participant and the responses for
> the 20 items down the column (delete the first row because it is the
> Idnumber). I then run the RUNS procedure and get an output for each
> column (for each individual). The output includes the NUMBER OF RUNS.
> It is this number that I want to be placed into a data file. I can do
> it by hand but I have over 800 cases. I am curious as to whether or
> not it is possible to get the output value into a data file simply by
> using spss and not hand inputted.
> . Thanks, martin
>
>
>
>
> Martin F. Sherman, Ph.D.
> Professor of Psychology
> Director of Masters Education: Thesis Track Loyola University Maryland
> 4501 North Charles Street
> 222 B Beatty Hall
> Baltimore, MD 21210
>
> 410 617-2417

> msherman@

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msherman

Re: How to get a statistical output value into a data file

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Unfortunately I have never used OMS. I wonder how difficult it would be write the program for what I want.

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The basic answer is OMS. Have you looked into that?

msherman wrote

> Dear List: I hope someone can help me with this problem. I have been
> unable to find anything on the web. Here is the situation.
> I have a data file which has an Idnumber and then responses to 20
> items on a scale. I want to run the SPSS RUNS procedure to See if
> individuals are responding "randomly (want to identify those
> individuals who have too few expected runs or too many Expected runs).
> The SPSS RUNS procedure does exactly that. I transpose the data so
> that each column now represents a participant and the responses for
> the 20 items down the column (delete the first row because it is the
> Idnumber). I then run the RUNS procedure and get an output for each
> column (for each individual). The output includes the NUMBER OF RUNS.
> It is this number that I want to be placed into a data file. I can do
> it by hand but I have over 800 cases. I am curious as to whether or
> not it is possible to get the output value into a data file simply by
> using spss and not hand inputted.
> . Thanks, martin
>
>
>
>
> Martin F. Sherman, Ph.D.
> Professor of Psychology
> Director of Masters Education: Thesis Track Loyola University Maryland
> 4501 North Charles Street
> 222 B Beatty Hall
> Baltimore, MD 21210
>
> 410 617-2417

> msherman@

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Re: How to get a statistical output value into a data file

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In reply to this post by Bruce Weaver

Ah Bruce, Your ESPss is FUBAR?

Unless mine is being affected by my tinfoil hat...

He starts with 800x21 matrix which looks like this:
MATRIX.
SAVE MAKE(800,21,0) / OUTFILE * / VARIABLES ID v01 TO v20.
END MATRIX.
COMPUTE ID=$CASENUM.
DO REPEAT v=v01 TO v20 .
COMPUTE v=RV.BERNOULLI(.5).
END REPEAT.
FORMATS ID (F3.0)v01 TO v20 (F1.0).
DATASET NAME raw.

/*He then for some reason FLIPS the data to
/*this monstrosity.

FLIP.

/*and then runs */.
NPAR TESTS/RUNS( 1)=var001 TO var800.

/*Which results in a really ugly FAT table .

/*Being a sane person [wink wink]...
/*I would have done:

VARSTOCASES /MAKE v FROM v01 TO v20.
SPLIT FILE BY ID.
NPAR TESTS/RUNS( 1)=v.

/*Of course I would have preceeded the NPAR TESTS with

DATASET DECLARE runsLong.
OMS
/SELECT TABLES
/IF COMMANDS=['NPar Tests'] SUBTYPES=['Runs Test']
/DESTINATION FORMAT=SAV NUMBERED=TableNumber_
OUTFILE='runsLong'.

/*and followed it with .

OMSEND.

/*After that I would have edited the mess with:

DATASET ACTIVATE runsLong .
DELETE VARIABLES TableNumber_ Command_ Subtype_ Label_.
RENAME VARIABLES Var1 =ID.
COMPUTE Var2=REPLACE(REPLACE(REPLACE(REPLACE(Var2,"
","_"),"(",""),")",""),"-","").
CASESTOVARS /ID=ID /INDEX=Var2.

That results in 800x6 matrix with ID in the first column and 5 stats in
remaining columns.
Or something like that....But what do I know?
;-))))

IMNSHO, OMS is the tool we needed 20 tears ago. That would have saved me
from rolling my own with AGGREGATE and MATRIX.
------------------------------------

Bruce Weaver wrote

> Martin, it will be much clearer to everyone what you are trying to do if
> you
> provide a small data set (via DATA LIST), paste your current syntax here,
> and then show what you want the final result to look like.
>
> Cheers,
> Bruce
>
>
> msherman wrote
>> Dear List: I hope someone can help me with this problem. I have been
>> unable to find anything on the web. Here is the situation.
>> I have a data file which has an Idnumber and then responses to 20 items
>> on
>> a scale. I want to run the SPSS RUNS procedure to
>> See if individuals are responding "randomly (want to identify those
>> individuals who have too few expected runs or too many
>> Expected runs). The SPSS RUNS procedure does exactly that. I transpose
>> the
>> data so that each column now represents
>> a participant and the responses for the 20 items down the column (delete
>> the first row because it is the Idnumber). I then run
>> the RUNS procedure and get an output for each column (for each
>> individual). The output includes the NUMBER OF RUNS. It is this
>> number that I want to be placed into a data file. I can do it by hand
>> but
>> I have over 800 cases. I am curious as to whether or
>> not it is possible to get the output value into a data file simply by
>> using spss and not hand inputted.
>> . Thanks, martin
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Martin F. Sherman, Ph.D.
>> Professor of Psychology
>> Director of Masters Education: Thesis Track
>> Loyola University Maryland
>> 4501 North Charles Street
>> 222 B Beatty Hall
>> Baltimore, MD 21210
>>
>> 410 617-2417
>
>> msherman@
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Utterly trivial: See below.
Please consider the VARSOTOCASES/SPLI FILE rather than FLIP.
Much cleaner from a Data wrangling perspective.
IMNSHO: Considering that NPAR using the wide format requires you to know the
exact number of cases and hard code it into a file is enough reason to seek
an alternative pathway to joy.

Damn, now I sound like a freaking fortune cookie ;-}

msherman wrote
> Unfortunately I have never used OMS. I wonder how difficult it would be
> write the program for what I want.
>
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> SPSSX-L@.UGA

> Subject: Re: How to get a statistical output value into a data file
>
> The basic answer is OMS. Have you looked into that?
>
>
> msherman wrote
>> Dear List: I hope someone can help me with this problem. I have been
>> unable to find anything on the web. Here is the situation.
>> I have a data file which has an Idnumber and then responses to 20
>> items on a scale. I want to run the SPSS RUNS procedure to See if
>> individuals are responding "randomly (want to identify those
>> individuals who have too few expected runs or too many Expected runs).
>> The SPSS RUNS procedure does exactly that. I transpose the data so
>> that each column now represents a participant and the responses for
>> the 20 items down the column (delete the first row because it is the
>> Idnumber). I then run the RUNS procedure and get an output for each
>> column (for each individual). The output includes the NUMBER OF RUNS.
>> It is this number that I want to be placed into a data file. I can do
>> it by hand but I have over 800 cases. I am curious as to whether or
>> not it is possible to get the output value into a data file simply by
>> using spss and not hand inputted.
>> . Thanks, martin
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Martin F. Sherman, Ph.D.
>> Professor of Psychology
>> Director of Masters Education: Thesis Track Loyola University Maryland
>> 4501 North Charles Street
>> 222 B Beatty Hall
>> Baltimore, MD 21210
>>
>> 410 617-2417
>
>> msherman@
>
>>
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Andy W

Re: How to get a statistical output value into a data file

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Instead of transposing the data, I might suggest to use VARSTOCASES and use
SPLIT FILE (given your current description). Then you only have to run the
runs command once. Here is an example, using OMS to stuff the results into a
nice new dataset.

****************************************************************************.
*Create fake data, 100 people with 20 binary questions.
SET SEED 10.
INPUT PROGRAM.
LOOP Id = 1 TO 100.
END CASE.
END LOOP.
END FILE.
END INPUT PROGRAM.
DATASET NAME Sim.
FORMATS Id (F3.0).
VECTOR R(20,F1.0).
LOOP #i = 1 TO 20.
COMPUTE R(#i) = RV.BERNOULLI(0.5).
END LOOP.
EXECUTE.

*Reshape questions wide to long.
VARSTOCASES /MAKE Qs FROM R1 TO R20 /INDEX=Order.

DATASET DECLARE RunsTest.
OMS
/SELECT TABLES
/IF LABELS = 'Runs Test'
/DESTINATION FORMAT=SAV OUTFILE='RunsTest'.
SPLIT FILE BY Id.
*Delete the last METHOD option if you do not have exact tests.
NPAR TESTS
/RUNS(0.5)=Qs
/MISSING ANALYSIS
/METHOD=EXACT TIMER(5).
SPLIT FILE OFF.
OMSEND.

DATASET ACTIVATE RunsTest.
ALTER TYPE Var1 (F3.0).
CASESTOVARS /ID = Var1 /INDEX = Var2 /DROP Command_ Subtype_ Label_ .
****************************************************************************.

Here I specify exact tests -- I don't remember the behavior of this
statistic with smaller samples, and whether 20 observations is reasonable to
assume asymptotic behavior.

SPSS does the runs test with just two groups, so works out just fine if your
survey questions are binary 0/1. If you are interested in more outcomes
though (say Likert items ranging from 1 to 5), I have some code to estimate
the runs test with multiple groups, see:

- https://stats.stackexchange.com/a/73170/1036
- https://www.dropbox.com/sh/kr6qvukrw6xvue4/AABWSg-DAcoLoysqTKMyeRdNa

Although that code is not as easy to just do the split file approach.

Likert data it may be reasonable to still split the answers, e.g. and the
middle/neutral option, but that multiple groups code will definitely be more
appropriate if you have more than two categorical answers.

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Rich Ulrich

Re: How to get a statistical output value into a data file

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What you want is the number of runs for each case?

COMMENT Just count the number of "changes" sequentially.

COMPUTE Runs= 0.

DO REPEAT dum1 = item1 to item 19/ dum2= item2 to item20.

COMPUTE Runs= Runs + (dum1 NE dum2).

END REPEAT.

Rich Ulrich

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