Making sense of numbers and words: Statistical methods |
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Note to reader: Material previously located on statistical blog is now linked to this page instead (see below).
Generic stuffSPSS issues: SPSS Graduate Pack 16 copy paste issues Some pitfalls in using quantitative or qualitative methods Also see, A statistical game Also see: Steps in the analysis of survey data AMOS stuffUsing SPSS AMOS to draw model diagrams (conceptual/empirical). Using SPSS AMOS to do CFA. SPSS Multivariate stuffReporting SPSS MANOVA Also see Thoughts about MANOVA Reporting SPSS exploratory factor analysis Also see additional material about exploratory factor analysis Other SPSS stuffObtaining percentages in contingency tables Collapsing across response categories Text analysis stuffMy assessment of Leximancer vsn2 for the Eureka Innovation Prize, 2005 (Leximancer was a finalist). First steps in using Leximancer vsn2 to do text analysis. This stuff is a bit dated, given the changes for Leximancer 3.0 onwards (currently up to vsn3.5.1). Also see: Using Leximancer vsn3 to do concept analysis First steps in using Nvivo Vsn2 (Basics remain much the same in Vsn7 and most probably beyond) to do text analysis Also see: Starting points for qualitative analysis Peter Grimbeek |