New Extension Command - STATS CORRELATION

[Jon Peck]

A new extension command, STATS CORRELATION, has been added to the Extension Commands collection.  With Statistics 22-23 it can be installed from Utilities.  It will be posted to the new community in due course.

The command differs from the built-in CORRELATIONS command in providing confidence intervals for the correlations.  They can be either the Fisher intervals or, if the user has the bootstrap option, the bootstrap intervals.

Although this procedure is implemented in Python, I'd like to thank Bruce Weaver for help with this - might ruin his reputation :-)

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[Kirill Orlov]

Jon,
Why not add to the extension (and later to the core CORRELATIONS) an option to calculate/display population estimates or r either? There have been proposed a number, for different assumptions  (just two e.g. mentioned here: http://stats.stackexchange.com/q/148346/3277).

16.07.2016 17:33, Jon Peck пишет:

A new extension command, STATS CORRELATION, has been added to the Extension Commands collection.  With Statistics 22-23 it can be installed from Utilities.  It will be posted to the new community in due course.

The command differs from the built-in CORRELATIONS command in providing confidence intervals for the correlations.  They can be either the Fisher intervals or, if the user has the bootstrap option, the bootstrap intervals.

Although this procedure is implemented in Python, I'd like to thank Bruce Weaver for help with this - might ruin his reputation :-)

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[Bruce Weaver]

Jon, not only will it ruin my reputation, it will also greatly reduce the number of citations I might have otherwise gotten for my !rhoCI article with Ray Koopman.  

https://sites.google.com/a/lakeheadu.ca/bweaver/Home/statistics/spss/my-spss-page/rhoci

What was I thinking? 

Jon Peck wrote

A new extension command, STATS CORRELATION, has been added to the Extension
Commands collection.  With Statistics 22-23 it can be installed from
Utilities.  It will be posted to the new community in due course.

The command differs from the built-in CORRELATIONS command in providing
confidence intervals for the correlations.  They can be either the Fisher
intervals or, if the user has the bootstrap option, the bootstrap intervals.

Although this procedure is implemented in Python, I'd like to thank Bruce
Weaver for help with this - might ruin his reputation :-)

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[David Marso]

I fear they will NEVER add anything more to the CORE anything.  
After all we have R and python.  
Why bother.  
Fire all the statisticians.  
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Kirill Orlov wrote

Jon,
Why not add to the extension (and later to the core CORRELATIONS) an
option to calculate/display *population estimates* or r either? There
have been proposed a number, for different assumptions  (just two e.g.
mentioned here: http://stats.stackexchange.com/q/148346/3277).


16.07.2016 17:33, Jon Peck пишет:
> A new extension command, STATS CORRELATION, has been added to the
> Extension Commands collection.  With Statistics 22-23 it can be
> installed from Utilities.  It will be posted to the new community in
> due course.
>
> The command differs from the built-in CORRELATIONS command in
> providing confidence intervals for the correlations.  They can be
> either the Fisher intervals or, if the user has the bootstrap option,
> the bootstrap intervals.
>
> Although this procedure is implemented in Python, I'd like to thank
> Bruce Weaver for help with this - might ruin his reputation :-)
>
> --
> Jon K Peck
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[Jon Peck]

In fact, the statisticians and backend developers are busy with other tasks.

On Sat, Jul 16, 2016 at 12:57 PM, David Marso <[hidden email]> wrote:

I fear they will NEVER add anything more to the CORE anything.
After all we have R and python.
Why bother.
Fire all the statisticians.
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Kirill Orlov wrote
> Jon,
> Why not add to the extension (and
*
> later to the core CORRELATIONS
*
> ) an
> option to calculate/display *population estimates* or r either? There
> have been proposed a number, for different assumptions  (just two e.g.
> mentioned here: http://stats.stackexchange.com/q/148346/3277).
>
>
> 16.07.2016 17:33, Jon Peck пишет:
>> A new extension command, STATS CORRELATION, has been added to the
>> Extension Commands collection.  With Statistics 22-23 it can be
>> installed from Utilities.  It will be posted to the new community in
>> due course.
>>
>> The command differs from the built-in CORRELATIONS command in
>> providing confidence intervals for the correlations.  They can be
>> either the Fisher intervals or, if the user has the bootstrap option,
>> the bootstrap intervals.
>>
>> Although this procedure is implemented in Python, I'd like to thank
>> Bruce Weaver for help with this - might ruin his reputation :-)
>>
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>> Jon K Peck
>>

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[Kirill Orlov]

--> Fire all the statisticians.

David, are you contamplating SPSS as a free, user-community developed software, like R? Maybe it then becomes only better, who knows.

16.07.2016 21:57, David Marso пишет:

I fear they will NEVER add anything more to the CORE anything.  
After all we have R and python.  
Why bother.  
Fire all the statisticians.  
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[David Marso]

Not at all.  It will never be FREE.  
Just haven't seen any impressive additions to stats in a LONG TIME.
Why bother to add anything like Rasch modeling if there is an extension?  
Hard to say what I would like to see added but SPSS is about 20 years behind the times.  
Wondering what the SPSS stats team is cooking up now (per Jon's post)?

Kirill Orlov wrote

--> Fire all the statisticians.

David, are you contamplating SPSS as a free, user-community developed
software, like R? Maybe it then becomes only better, who knows.


16.07.2016 21:57, David Marso пишет:
> I fear they will NEVER add anything more to the CORE anything.
> After all we have R and python.
> Why bother.
> Fire all the statisticians.
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[Bruce Weaver]

There is a free version called PSPP.  But it is woefully inadequate in terms of features if you want anything beyond very basic analyses.

https://www.gnu.org/software/pspp/
https://www.gnu.org/software/pspp/manual/html_node/Concept-Index.html

Kirill Orlov wrote

--> Fire all the statisticians.

David, are you contamplating SPSS as a free, user-community developed
software, like R? Maybe it then becomes only better, who knows.


16.07.2016 21:57, David Marso пишет:
> I fear they will NEVER add anything more to the CORE anything.
> After all we have R and python.
> Why bother.
> Fire all the statisticians.
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[David Marso]

GAG ME WITH A GIANT STICK!!! 

It is woefully lacking in anything but the most basic stats. 

Transformation language seems to be pretty complete KUDOS! 

No Macros, No MATRIX... 

I could go on.  Nice try but hardly a replacement.

On Sat, Jul 16, 2016 at 7:52 PM, Bruce Weaver [via SPSSX Discussion] <[hidden email]> wrote:

There is a free version called PSPP.  But it is woefully inadequate in terms of features if you want anything beyond very basic analyses.

https://www.gnu.org/software/pspp/
https://www.gnu.org/software/pspp/manual/html_node/Concept-Index.html

Kirill Orlov wrote

--> Fire all the statisticians.

David, are you contamplating SPSS as a free, user-community developed
software, like R? Maybe it then becomes only better, who knows.


16.07.2016 21:57, David Marso пишет:
> I fear they will NEVER add anything more to the CORE anything.
> After all we have R and python.
> Why bother.
> Fire all the statisticians.
> =====
>

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