Since graphical representation is an important part of this package, it is recommended that you use the X-Windows version of SPSS under UNIX if at all possible when using Trends procedures.
To run a demonstration program of the Trends package,
start SPSS release 6.1 or higher and 'include' (ESC-3)
the file /usr/usc/spss/default/demo/demotrd.sps
into the SPSS Manager, or run it as follows:
spss -m /usr/usc/spss/default/demo/demotrd.sps > trends.out
/usr/usc/spss/default/demo/demotrd.refto see if everything operated correctly.
1 2 3
+---+---+---+
f | 6 | 8 | 1 |
+---|---|---+
m | 4 | 5 | 6 |
+---+---+---+
Simple or complex tables
can be constructed using nesting and stacking techniques,
and values represented can be data points or calculated summaries.
To run a demonstration program of the Tables package,
start SPSS release 6.1 or higher and 'include' (ESC-3)
the file /usr/usc/spss/default/demo/demotab.sps
into the SPSS Manager, or run it in batch mode
Note that when running demotab.sps in the Manager, you will need
to delete all lines that begin with /****
before you run the program.
These are comment lines, and the interactive Manager doesn't
process them correctly.
To run the program in batch mode, do the following:
spss -m /usr/usc/spss/default/demo/demotab.sps > tables.out
/usr/usc/spss/default/demo/demotab.refto see if everything operated correctly.
Categories
/usr/usc/spss/default/demo/democat.sps
into the SPSS Manager, or run it as follows:
spss -m /usr/usc/spss/default/demo/democat.sps > categories.out
/usr/usc/spss/default/demo/democat.refto see if everything operated correctly.