JSM Activity #CE2003_32T

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CE2003_32T Wed, 8/6/03, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM N-Carmel Room I
Linear Mixed Models in SPSS - Continuing Ed
ASA
Instructor(s): Wai-Tung Ho, SPSS, Inc.
Linear mixed model is a general data analysis framework encompasses statistical methods like variance components analysis, repeated measure analysis, random coefficients model, growth curve model and multilevel model. MIXED is a new procedure introduced in SPSS 11.0 that can be used to fit a wide class of linear mixed model. This workshop aims at helping attendees to understand and use the MIXED and other procedures such as GLM and VARCOMP. Topics cover inferences on fixed and random effects, covariance structure selection, predictions and model diagnostics. Each topic will accompany with numerical examples done using SPSS. Attendees are expected to have basic knowledge in regression and ANOVA. Experience in mixed model is desirable but not required. Fee: Everyone - $50.00
 

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