R + SPSS

[drfg2008]

I still try to solve the problem of an older thread:

http://spssx-discussion.1045642.n5.nabble.com/R-SPSS-equivalent-commands-td4670420.html

(with the full R program and the SPSS-data)

Since R is integrated in SPSS, would it be possible to use a combination of R and SPSS? Any idea how to do that? Maybe some code example?

(The R code examples on IBM website are known to me, but I couldn't match them with my problem)

Thanks

[Jon K Peck]

You would have more luck if you spelled out what statistical functionality you are looking for rather than asking people to backtranslate R code.

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I still try to solve the problem of an older thread:

http://spssx-discussion.1045642.n5.nabble.com/R-SPSS-equivalent-commands-td4670420.html

(with the full R program and the SPSS-data)

Since R is integrated in SPSS, would it be possible to use a combination of
R and SPSS? Any idea how to do that? Maybe some code example?

(The R code examples on IBM website are known to me, but I couldn't match
them with my problem)

Thanks

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FU-Berlin

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[drfg2008]

I thought it might be possible to directly use the R-code [1] within a BEGIN PROGRAM R.
 - AND PROGRAM block, since I could not find a solution with SPSS to repeat the results.


[1] btbb <- glm(ybb ~ xbb - 1, family = binomial, weights = c(rep(13, 21)))

[Jon K Peck]

You can include that code in an R program within Statistics, assuming that you have installed the R Essentials, but you need to add code to read the data from Statistics.

Here is an example

begin program r.
dta = spssdata.GetDataFromSPSS()
btbb <- glm(ybb ~ xbb - 1, family = binomial, data=dta,weights = c(rep(13, 21)))
end program.

Note that I added the data parameter to the call.
Of course, if you want nice pivot table output, you would need a bit more code.
The code above will produce text output in the Statistics Viewer.


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Date:        08/16/2011 11:34 PM
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I thought it might be possible to directly use the R-code [1] within a BEGIN
PROGRAM R.
- AND PROGRAM block, since I could not find a solution with SPSS to repeat
the results.


[1] btbb <- glm(ybb ~ xbb - 1, family = binomial, weights = c(rep(13, 21)))

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FU-Berlin

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