Set Seed in R and SPSS

[88videos]

hello,

*Is it possible to get the same result with using set.seed in R and SET SEED
in SPSS?
*

For example.

*SPSS code

set SEED=123.

DATA LIST list
/ID (F8.0).
begin data.
1
end data.
EXECUTE.
DATASET NAME example01.
DATASET ACTIVATE example01.

COMPUTE random_val = RV.UNIFORM(0,11).
EXECUTE.


*R code

rm(list=ls())

set.seed(123)

random_val<-runif(1, 0, 11)








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[Jon Peck]

No.  The algorithms that generate the random numbers are undoubtedly different even if they are implementing the same strategy.  The only way would be to generate the numbers in one program and import that as data in the other.

On Fri, Aug 23, 2019 at 9:45 AM 88videos <[hidden email]> wrote:

hello,

*Is it possible to get the same result with using set.seed in R and SET SEED
in SPSS?
*

For example.

*SPSS code

set SEED=123.

DATA LIST list
/ID (F8.0).
begin data.
1
end data.
EXECUTE.
DATASET NAME example01.
DATASET ACTIVATE example01.

COMPUTE random_val = RV.UNIFORM(0,11).
EXECUTE.


*R code

rm(list=ls())

set.seed(123)

random_val<-runif(1, 0, 11)








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A short addition:

In R write (write.table()) your random numbers into csv files, e.g. rand1.csv to rand999.csv. Then get these files with GET DATA ... to generate your analyses in SPSS. You can do this with a loop macro.

Mario Giesel

Munich, Germany

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Am Freitag, 23. August 2019, 23:25:59 MESZ hat Jon Peck <[hidden email]> Folgendes geschrieben:

No.  The algorithms that generate the random numbers are undoubtedly different even if they are implementing the same strategy.  The only way would be to generate the numbers in one program and import that as data in the other.

On Fri, Aug 23, 2019 at 9:45 AM 88videos <[hidden email]> wrote:

hello,

*Is it possible to get the same result with using set.seed in R and SET SEED
in SPSS?
*

For example.

*SPSS code

set SEED=123.

DATA LIST list
/ID (F8.0).
begin data.
1
end data.
EXECUTE.
DATASET NAME example01.
DATASET ACTIVATE example01.

COMPUTE random_val = RV.UNIFORM(0,11).
EXECUTE.


*R code

rm(list=ls())

set.seed(123)

random_val<-runif(1, 0, 11)








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