Look at the NPAR procedure for the subcommand Kendall --
it provides W. The minimum is number of raters is two.
If you have the PDF of the SPSS v18 syntax guide, look on
pages 1367-1368 (look for NPAR in other version's syntax
guides).
-Mike Palij
New York University
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> (1) How can I comput Kendall's W (not Kendall's tau) with SPSS?
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> (concordance coefficient Kendall & Babington-Smith 1939)
>
> (2) What is the minimum number of raters: two? Or more than two (my table
> starts at three raters)
>
> Thank you.
> -----Dr. Frank Gaeth
> FU Berlin
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