You've used "time series" and "repeated measures" to describe your data. I'm
no expert on time series analysis, but I don't think those two terms are
synonymous. Assuming it is really closer to "repeated measures", you might
want to take a look at "Applied Longitudinal Data Analysis", by Singer &
Willett (2003). There is a companion page here that may also be helpful:
http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/spss/examples/alda/default.htm
HTH.
mdaugher wrote
> I have some time series/repeated measures data that I'm trying to analyze
> with SPSS. Each case is listed on one row with multiple repeated measures
> (some up to 8 times). The measures were collected on different dates for
> each case. Data on number and type of interventions and demographics are
> also identified in a case's row. My main questions are do # and type of
> intervention and demographics impact the repeated measures. I do have some
> missing data--some cases only have, for example, 4 measures on a certain
> assessment while others have 8. I can't seem to figure out the appropriate
> analysis although I've tried forecasting, multivariate analysis, etc---all
> I get in the output is empty boxes with no clear interpretable results.
> Can someone help--I really need some clear instructions. Thank you.
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