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SPSS Conjoint Analysis question

gopalaganesh
Hi:

I have attached the Overall Statistics page from an Ortho Plan run.

My question has to do with the very last table on the attached page. How are (i.e. the procedure) the overall R, Tau, holdout Tau and their three values calculated? I have verified that everything else on the page is a simple average of values for the the 100+ cases in my output. However, when I tried averaging the above stats, those results are far, far removed from the overall R, Tau and holdout Tau. I wonder whether the above overall statistics are the result of running correlations among the 100 individual R's, Tau's and holdout Tau's.  Thanks, - gg
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Re: SPSS Conjoint Analysis question

gopalaganesh
sorry, the attachment got left out, let me try again! - ggOverallStatistics.pdf
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Re: SPSS Conjoint Analysis question

Rick Oliver-3
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You might find the answer here:

ftp://public.dhe.ibm.com/software/analytics/spss/documentation/statistics/24.0/en/client/Manuals/IBM_SPSS_Statistics_Algorithms.pdf




Rick Oliver
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IBM Business Analytics (SPSS)
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Date:        07/20/2016 04:07 PM
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Hi:

I have attached the Overall Statistics page from an Ortho Plan run.

My question has to do with the very last table on the attached page. How are
(i.e. the procedure) the overall R, Tau, holdout Tau and their three values
calculated? I have verified that everything else on the page is a simple
average of values for the the 100+ cases in my output. However, when I tried
averaging the above stats, those results are far, far removed from the
overall R, Tau and holdout Tau. I wonder whether the above overall
statistics are the result of running correlations among the 100 individual
R's, Tau's and holdout Tau's.  Thanks, - gg



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