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R can do a lot. Whether it can be learnt quickly depends on available
computing knowledge at your company. It's free so why not download it
>There is some freeware at
http://sites.stat.psu.edu/~jls/misoftwa.html .
>It was written by Joe Shafer at Penn State and will do the job. There
>are actually four different programs depending on the nature of the
>data.
>
>Brian
>
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>Subject: SPSS vs R vs others for multiple imputation
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>Hello,
>
>I am helping my company buy something that we can use for multiple
>imputation. SPSS is easier, but R is more powerful. Can anyone expand
>the
>pros and cons of using SPSS and R for multiple imputation, as well as
>any
>other statistical package that can do the job well? We want something
>that
>can do a lot but can be learned quickly. Thanks!
>
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