IBM SPSS Statistics Version 22

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IBM SPSS Statistics Version 22

Jon K Peck
If you are attending the JSM in Montreal next week, come see Statistics 22 and other new SPSS offerings, including the new Analytic Catalyst product, at  IBM Booth 500.

Sign up for a webinar on the new release to be held on Wednesday, August 14.

IBM SPSS Statistics continues to add groundbreaking features to its predictive analytics techniques through improved tools, output, and ease-of-use features. This release focuses on increasing the analytic capabilities of the software.  Register for the What’s New in IBM SPSS Statistics live webinar to view firsthand how you can:

·        Produce presentation or publication-ready output that is easy for audiences to understand

·        View interactive SPSS Statistics output on smartphones and tablets

·        Build more accurate predictive models when inputs are uncertain, including Simulating Strings, Automatic Linear Modeling, Heat Maps, and more with the Monte Carlo simulation capability

·        Utilize specialized techniques to speed performance and improve productivity and effectiveness

Don’t miss your chance to see a live demo of the new IBM SPSS Statistics….register today:  http://w.on24.com/clients/ibm/SPSS_STATS

Version 22 includes several new features in the area of programmability.

- Python and the Python Essentials are now automatically installed with the main product (Bruce, David, you can decline).  No more separate download and installation steps.

- You can now browse, download, and install IBM or user-contributed extension commands from within Statistics via Utilities > Extension Bundles > Download and Install Extension Bundles.  There is no need to go to the web site for these, although these and other materials, including the R Essentials are available via the site.

- Many of the features of the popular SPSSINC MODIFY TABLES and SPSSINC MODIFY OUTPUT extension commands are now integrated as native Statistics features with a better user interface than we could do with the Custom Dialog Builder and have expanded and simplified syntax.

Jon Peck (no "h") aka Kim
Senior Software Engineer, IBM
[hidden email]
phone: 720-342-5621