Re: Output from POWER UNIVARIATE LINEAR
Posted by Richard M on
URL: http://spssx-discussion.165.s1.nabble.com/Output-from-POWER-UNIVARIATE-LINEAR-tp5740814p5740815.html
A response from one of our statistical team:
Based on my understanding, the customer dislikes the keyword TEST_PREDICTORS in syntax, and considers it confusing.
I am aware that NESTED_PREDICTORS could be a better keyword in this case. In our UI, it should be clear.
However, the syntax pastes the same keyword for either of the following two cases:
I think this is consistent with the online help which says:
TEST_PREDICTORS = integer
A required keyword that specifies the number of either the test predictors or the predictors in the nested model (not including the intercept if applicable). When PARTIAL_CORR is specified, the value must be a single integer ∈[1,p], where p is the value specified for TOTAL_PREDICTORS. When FULL_MODEL and NESTED_MODEL are specified, the value must be a single integer ∈[1,p), where p is the value specified for TOTAL_PREDICTORS.
URL: http://spssx-discussion.165.s1.nabble.com/Output-from-POWER-UNIVARIATE-LINEAR-tp5740814p5740815.html
A response from one of our statistical team:
Based on my understanding, the customer dislikes the keyword TEST_PREDICTORS in syntax, and considers it confusing.
I am aware that NESTED_PREDICTORS could be a better keyword in this case. In our UI, it should be clear.
However, the syntax pastes the same keyword for either of the following two cases:
I think this is consistent with the online help which says:
TEST_PREDICTORS = integer
A required keyword that specifies the number of either the test predictors or the predictors in the nested model (not including the intercept if applicable). When PARTIAL_CORR is specified, the value must be a single integer ∈[1,p], where p is the value specified for TOTAL_PREDICTORS. When FULL_MODEL and NESTED_MODEL are specified, the value must be a single integer ∈[1,p), where p is the value specified for TOTAL_PREDICTORS.
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