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Using Cumulative Distribution Functions in Matrix

bdates
Hi, all.

I'm trying to apply CDF.NORMAL in matrix syntax. I receive a warning, "Text: cdf.normal >Variable name is truncated to 8 characters." The use of CDF normal results in a termination of computations. I'm using matrix for the x, and scalars for the mean and standard deviation as specified by IBM/SPSS. Any idea how I can remedy this problem?

Thanks, everyone.

Brian
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Re: Using Cumulative Distribution Functions in Matrix

Jon Peck
I wonder whether you are using a Statistics version that predates the addition of the CDF functions to MATRIX.  They and the other MATRIX enhancements were first added to the Subscription version of Statistics but at least with V26 they appear in the regular version.  The V26 fixpack addressed some MATRIX issues with memory, so you install that if you are running V26.

On Sun, Nov 24, 2019 at 9:31 AM Dates, Brian <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hi, all.

I'm trying to apply CDF.NORMAL in matrix syntax. I receive a warning, "Text: cdf.normal >Variable name is truncated to 8 characters." The use of CDF normal results in a termination of computations. I'm using matrix for the x, and scalars for the mean and standard deviation as specified by IBM/SPSS. Any idea how I can remedy this problem?

Thanks, everyone.

Brian
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bdates
That would explain it, John. I'm on 25.0.2 non-subscription. I'm assuming there's not a workaround in matrix.

Thanks for chiming in so quickly.

Have a nice Sunday, all.

From: Jon Peck <[hidden email]>
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Subject: Re: [SPSSX-L] Using Cumulative Distribution Functions in Matrix
 
I wonder whether you are using a Statistics version that predates the addition of the CDF functions to MATRIX.  They and the other MATRIX enhancements were first added to the Subscription version of Statistics but at least with V26 they appear in the regular version.  The V26 fixpack addressed some MATRIX issues with memory, so you install that if you are running V26.

On Sun, Nov 24, 2019 at 9:31 AM Dates, Brian <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hi, all.

I'm trying to apply CDF.NORMAL in matrix syntax. I receive a warning, "Text: cdf.normal >Variable name is truncated to 8 characters." The use of CDF normal results in a termination of computations. I'm using matrix for the x, and scalars for the mean and standard deviation as specified by IBM/SPSS. Any idea how I can remedy this problem?

Thanks, everyone.

Brian
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Re: Using Cumulative Distribution Functions in Matrix

Kirill Orlov
I recall there must be CDFNORM, CHICDF TCDF functions in MATRIX.


24.11.2019 20:08, Dates, Brian пишет:
That would explain it, John. I'm on 25.0.2 non-subscription. I'm assuming there's not a workaround in matrix.

Thanks for chiming in so quickly.

Have a nice Sunday, all.

From: Jon Peck [hidden email]
Sent: Sunday, November 24, 2019 11:46 AM
To: Dates, Brian [hidden email]
Cc: SPSS List [hidden email]
Subject: Re: [SPSSX-L] Using Cumulative Distribution Functions in Matrix
 
I wonder whether you are using a Statistics version that predates the addition of the CDF functions to MATRIX.  They and the other MATRIX enhancements were first added to the Subscription version of Statistics but at least with V26 they appear in the regular version.  The V26 fixpack addressed some MATRIX issues with memory, so you install that if you are running V26.

On Sun, Nov 24, 2019 at 9:31 AM Dates, Brian <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hi, all.

I'm trying to apply CDF.NORMAL in matrix syntax. I receive a warning, "Text: cdf.normal >Variable name is truncated to 8 characters." The use of CDF normal results in a termination of computations. I'm using matrix for the x, and scalars for the mean and standard deviation as specified by IBM/SPSS. Any idea how I can remedy this problem?

Thanks, everyone.

Brian
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Re: Using Cumulative Distribution Functions in Matrix

Kirill Orlov
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Variable names within MATRIX (prior vers. 26) are up to 8 bytes long!


24.11.2019 20:08, Dates, Brian пишет:
That would explain it, John. I'm on 25.0.2 non-subscription. I'm assuming there's not a workaround in matrix.

Thanks for chiming in so quickly.

Have a nice Sunday, all.

From: Jon Peck [hidden email]
Sent: Sunday, November 24, 2019 11:46 AM
To: Dates, Brian [hidden email]
Cc: SPSS List [hidden email]
Subject: Re: [SPSSX-L] Using Cumulative Distribution Functions in Matrix
 
I wonder whether you are using a Statistics version that predates the addition of the CDF functions to MATRIX.  They and the other MATRIX enhancements were first added to the Subscription version of Statistics but at least with V26 they appear in the regular version.  The V26 fixpack addressed some MATRIX issues with memory, so you install that if you are running V26.

On Sun, Nov 24, 2019 at 9:31 AM Dates, Brian <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hi, all.

I'm trying to apply CDF.NORMAL in matrix syntax. I receive a warning, "Text: cdf.normal >Variable name is truncated to 8 characters." The use of CDF normal results in a termination of computations. I'm using matrix for the x, and scalars for the mean and standard deviation as specified by IBM/SPSS. Any idea how I can remedy this problem?

Thanks, everyone.

Brian
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Re: Using Cumulative Distribution Functions in Matrix

Kirill Orlov
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Just standardize your input "data value" (i.e. probit) parameter

24.11.2019 22:51, Dates, Brian пишет:
CDFNORM works in matrix and uses 0 as the mean and 1 as the std dev. CDF.NORM uses the sample mean and std. dev. I'll have to find a way of getting my result without using CDF.NORM, at least until I get V 26. Thanks, Kirill.

Brian



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