Pictoral Output: Categorical Multilevel Modeling

[Jonathan Wood]

I am running a multinomial model in the mixed models (generalized linear model) of spss. I am running version 19 of SPSS which is giving me a pictoral output, which I find more time consuming and annoying than the regular tables output. Does anyone know how to switch the type of output given to the ‘normal output’?

 

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J. Luke Wood, PhD

Assistant Professor of Administration, Rehabilitation

and Postsecondary Education (ARPE) & Interwork Institute

San Diego State University

3590 Camino del Rio North

Office #213

San Diego, CA 92108

www.jlukewood.com

 

 

[Poes, Matthew Joseph]

In 19 you can’t really change the type of output, you are stuck with the pictorial output. 

 

In terms of output, you can try exporting it.  I thought I read from Jon that it was possible to output the pictorial output as normal text output.  If nothing else, you can output all of the pictorial output, all the information is there, so you should be able to find it more easily then.

 

Switching to version 21 will let you change the output type, you might check with your software procurement group about that.  For my University, we can switch to whatever version we want, the license is universal.  As a result numerous people have different versions of SPSS. 

 

Matthew J Poes

Research Data Specialist

Center for Prevention Research and Development

University of Illinois

510 Devonshire Dr.

Champaign, IL 61820

Phone: [phone]

email: [hidden email]

 

 

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I am running a multinomial model in the mixed models (generalized linear model) of spss. I am running version 19 of SPSS which is giving me a pictoral output, which I find more time consuming and annoying than the regular tables output. Does anyone know how to switch the type of output given to the ‘normal output’?

 

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J. Luke Wood, PhD

Assistant Professor of Administration, Rehabilitation

and Postsecondary Education (ARPE) & Interwork Institute

San Diego State University

3590 Camino del Rio North

Office #213

San Diego, CA 92108

www.jlukewood.com

 

 

[Jon K Peck]

I would suggest Word or another format that preserves the formatting rather than plain text, but you can get all the views in the Model Viewer that way.


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In 19 you can’t really change the type of output, you are stuck with the pictorial output.  
 
In terms of output, you can try exporting it.  I thought I read from Jon that it was possible to output the pictorial output as normal text output.  If nothing else, you can output all of the pictorial output, all the information is there, so you should be able to find it more easily then.
 
Switching to version 21 will let you change the output type, you might check with your software procurement group about that.  For my University, we can switch to whatever version we want, the license is universal.  As a result numerous people have different versions of SPSS.  
 
Matthew J Poes
Research Data Specialist
Center for Prevention Research and Development
University of Illinois
510 Devonshire Dr.
Champaign, IL 61820
Phone: [phone]
email: mpoes@...
 
 
From: SPSSX(r) Discussion [[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Jonathan Wood
Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2012 2:03 PM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: Pictoral Output: Categorical Multilevel Modeling
 

I am running a multinomial model in the mixed models (generalized linear model) of spss. I am running version 19 of SPSS which is giving me a pictoral output, which I find more time consuming and annoying than the regular tables output. Does anyone know how to switch the type of output given to the ‘normal output’?
 
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J. Luke Wood, PhD
Assistant Professor of Administration, Rehabilitation
and Postsecondary Education (ARPE) & Interwork Institute
San Diego State University
3590 Camino del Rio North
Office #213
San Diego, CA 92108
www.jlukewood.com