Missing Data Analysis in Practice provides practical methods for analyzing missing data along with the heuristic reasoning for understanding the theoretical underpinnings. Drawing on his 25 years of experience researching, teaching, and consulting in quantitative areas, the author presents both frequentist and Bayesian perspectives. He describes ea
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IBM SPSS Statistics is a powerful statistical software platform. It offers a user-friendly interface and a robust set of features that lets your organization quickly extract actionable insights from your data. Advanced statistical procedures help ensure high accuracy and quality decision making. All facets of the analytics lifecycle are included, from data preparation and management to analysis and reporting.
The data analysis functions can be used on only one worksheet at a time. When you perform data analysis on grouped worksheets, results will appear on the first worksheet and empty formatted tables will appear on the remaining worksheets. To perform data analysis on the remainder of the worksheets, recalculate the analysis tool for each worksheet.
In the output files, the special value of -10,000 indicates the cell is expected to have valid data, however, no data has been received. Since data is submitted by individual RFCs, if an RFC does not submit data for their area of responsibility, all the cells within the RFC will be filled with a value of -10,000 and display as dark gray on the mapping interface.
In all three masks, a value of 0 marks a cell that does not fall within the bounds of valid input data. A three digit value will indicate which RFC is responsible for providing data for a given grid cell. In many cases, any value greater than 1 can simply be considered a cell which should contain valid data. Lastly, the CONUS mask contains cells with a value of 1. These cells indicate they contain offshore readings from coastal RFCs. A value of 1 fills the cells in the Gulf of Mexico and of the eastern coastline of the United States.
Hello April,I just tried it on my computer and it seems to be working fine.If you email me an Excel file with your data and explain the formula (or data analysis tool settings), I will try to figure out why you are getting an error.Charles
Hello,some 35 years ago I started working with Statistica. It was a fine program. Since I was retired 12 years ago I have been trying to make my own programs for time series analysis, mainly in VBA for Excel but the development of the statistical know how is going much faster then my abillity to make my (working!) programs so I am happy to find the Real Statistic Resource Software Pack and I am going to download it. At least my recent hobby helps me to understand what it is all about. I should have got this knowledge 45 years ago!Matija
Hello Teresa,See the following webpage -statistics.com/tests-normality-and-symmetry/statistical-tests-normality-symmetry/shapiro-wilk-expanded-test/For a description of all the data analysis tools, see -statistics.com/real-statistics-environment/supplemental-data-analysis-tools/Charles
Hello Simone,Real Statistics should work for 64-bit Office. In any case, if you email me an Excel file with your data and results, I will try to figure out why you are getting a compile error message.Charles
Thanks a lot for your contribution on such a powerful Excel package on statistical calculation. May I have a question to ask you? I notice the calculated variance on Anova analysis, but no standard deviation found. Usually, we need mean plus and minus standard deviation to represent a sampling group, and there is basic difference between variance and standard deviation. The standard deviation is the square root of variance. Could you reply this message and make necessary modification if necessary?
Dear Yidong,Glad that you like the Excel statistical package.If you look at Figure 2 of -statistics.com/one-way-analysis-of-variance-anova/confidence-interval-anova/you see the standard error as well as confidence intervals for the means of each of the groups.This seems to be what you are looking for.Charles
hello,i have tried to install the add-in for windows 365 running windows 11. when i initially install it, everything works great. however, when i exit the spread sheet and open a new one, i must uninstall and reinstall the add-in within the excel program so that i may compute my data.
To browse the J2J data files in their directory structure or to access them with a FTP program (must be able to access HTTP), go to: lehd.ces.census.gov/data/j2j/. J2J data can also be accessed via Job-to-Job Flows Explorer. This analysis and visualization tool allows for the construction of tables, maps, and charts to compare, aggregate and analyze flows by worker and firm characteristics.
CURRENT DATE and CURRENT YEAR refer to the date and year in which the data were accessed.DATA VERSION (e.g. R2017Q2) can be found in the "version" text file that is distributed with each data series.
Data is missing completely at random (MCAR) if the event that leads to a missing data is independent of observable variables and of unobservable parameters. It should occur entirely at random. When data are MCAR, the analyses performed on the data are unbiased.
Data is missing at random (MAR) when the event that leads to a missing data is related to a particular variable, but it is not related to the value of the variable that has missing data. This is the most common case.
Data is not missing at random (NMAR) when data is missing for a particular reason. An example of this is the filtered questions in a questionnaire (the question is only intended for some respondents, the others are missing).
Most XLSTAT functions (anova, pca, regression, etc) include options to handle missing data. However, only few approaches are available. This tool allows you to complete or clean your dataset using advanced missing value treatment methods.
The MCA results option in the Missing data dialog box helps you better understand the patterns of missing values within a data set. To accomplish this, a multiple correspondence analysis (MCA) is performed.
In the output sheet, a factorial map is displayed that illustrates the links between variables with missing data and those without missing data. For each variable, modality '0' represents the present data while modality '1' models the missing data.
R is a freely distributed software package for statistical analysis and graphics, developed and managed by the R Development Core Team. R can be downloaded from the Internet site of the Comprehensive R Archive Network (CRAN) ( -project.org). Check that you download the correct version of R for your operating system (for example, XP for the PC, Tiger or earlier versions of OSX for Macs). R is related to the S statistical language which is commercially available as S-PLUS.
R is an object-oriented language. For our basic applications, matrices representing data sets (where columns represent different variables and rows represent different subjects) and column vectors representing variables (one value for each subject in a sample) are objects in R. Functions in R perform calculations on objects. For example, if 'cholesterol' was an object representing cholesterol levels from a sample, the function 'mean(cholesterol)' would calculate the mean cholesterol for the sample. For our basic applications, results of an analysis are displayed on the screen. Results from analyses can also be saved as objects in R, allowing the user to manipulate results or use the results in further analyses.
Data can be directly entered into R, but we will usually use MS Excel to create a data set. Data sets are arranged with each column representing a variable, and each row representing a subject; a data set with 5 variables recorded on 50 subjects would be represented in an Excel file with 5 columns and 50 rows. Data can be entered and edited using Excel. Excel can save files in 'comma delimited format', or .csv files; these .csv files can then be read into R for analysis.
The 'assign operator' in R is used to assign a name to an object. For example, suppose we have a sample of 5 infants with ages (in months) of 6, 10, 12, 7, 15. In R, these values can be represented as a column vector (as a data set, these values would be arranged in one column for the variable age, with 5 rows). To enter these data into R and give the name 'agemos' to these data, we can use the command:
For an analysis of a single variable, with a small number of observations, it is easy to enter a column vector directly into R as described above. But with larger data sets, it is easier to first create and save the data set in Excel, and then to bring information from the Excel file into R. There are several ways to do this. I find it easiest to use the 'read.csv(file.choose))' command, which is described first and uses a Windows-like file menu to find the data file and then bring data into R.
MS Excel is an excellent tool for entering and managing data from a small statistical study. Data are arranged with variables as columns and subjects as rows. The first row of the Excel file (the 'header') can be used to provide variable names (object names for vectors in R). For example, the following are data from the first 5 subjects in a study to compare age first walking between two groups of infants:
will open a menu with a file listing for the default directory. See Section 1.3.6 below for instructions on changing the default directory (Link to Changing Default Directory). Double clicking on the data file will bring it into R under the name 'kidswalk'. You can also navigate in the file menu to open .csv files saved in other directories. R will use these object names to identify data, and so the same name cannot be used for both a data frame and a variable name.
NOTE: While the 'read.cvs(file.choose())' function brings a data set into R, there are still some issues with accessing an individual variable from within the data set. Section 1.3.3 below discusses accessing individual variables within a data set. 2ff7e9595c
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