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Reply-To:     Ran Chermesh <CHERMESH@BGUMAIL.BITNET>
From:         Ran Chermesh <CHERMESH@BGUMAIL.BITNET>
Subject:      Set up of graphic driver for Unix

I'm trying to install pcdriver.exe so as to be able to easily use SPSS
Graphics through my home pc. Since I get all kinds of escape codes, looks
like the host setup files attibute is illdefined.
Our SPSSG runs on Ultrix V4.2A (Rev. 47). The version of SPSS is 4.0. The
version of my pcdriver is Release 1, Level 3, August 30, 1985.
I wonder, does anyone have experience with this drive?
Is anyone using pcdrive with a unix system, and if so, what setup does he use?
Is this the most updated version of the drive? (I would like to use the drive
with my office pc, through direct mode. The highest baud available on my drive
is 9600, while all my communication is by 19200. I wonder if a more updated
version of the drive allows this speed).
--
Ran Chermesh                                  E - M A I L
Behavioral Sciences Dept.                     ===========
Ben-Gurion University                  Internet: CHERMESH@BGUVM.BGU.AC.IL
Beer-Sheva 84105                                 CHERMESH@BGUMAIL.BGU.AC.IL
Israel                                 Bitnet  : CHERMESH@BGUVM.BITNET

Phone: 972-57-472-057                  Fax: 972-57-32-766

Here's the setup screen as supplied by SPSS:


  HOST SET-UP FILES ATTRIBUTES                          SPSS Graphics PC Driver

   Current set-up file:  default           Current operating system:  user1


   Duplex mode ............... half        Filtered character......... LF
                                           Filtered character......... none
   Parity .................... none        Filtered character......... none
   Stop bits ................. 1           Filtered character......... none
   Data bits ................. 8           PC Rubout character ....... BS
                                           PC EOR character .......... CR
   Handshaking ............... none        PC EOL character .......... CR

   Break key (Cntrl-Break) ... Cntrl-Y     Host EOR character ........ CR
   Terminal mode ............. normal      Message terminator ........ host eor
                                           Host Rubout character...... BS





 Select host set-up attributes
 (Use ENTER key to move from field to field; use space bar to change selection)
 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
                     F3-Prior                      F8-Restore        F10-Help
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Date:         Mon, 7 Sep 1992 11:28:10 EDT
Reply-To:     Marshall Feldman <MARSH@URIACC.BITNET>
From:         Marshall Feldman <MARSH@URIACC.BITNET>
Subject:      Log likelihood function in WLS

Does anyone know the formula used for the log likelihood function in
the WLS command in SPSS-X Trends?

Using the following sample data (from SAS for Linear Models, by Freund and
Littell, 1981, p. 32):

       OBS      X       YMEAN      N

        1      10        65.3     15
        2      15        82.4     12
        3      20        92.3      4
        4      25        95.2      8
        5      30       100.3      7
        6      40       115.4     12
        7      45       144.5      3
        8      50       160.5     14

I fit the following model:

    compute x2 = x*x
    compute x3 = x*x*x
    wls ymean with x x2 x3 / weight=n

and get the same results as given in Fruend & Littell, with SPSS saying the
log-likelihood function is equal to -19.183989.  Yet the texts I have
(e.g., Winer's Statistical Principles in Experimental Design, p. 99) give
the log-likelihood function for multivariate regression as:

     (-.5 * n * (p + 1) * ln(2*pi)) + (-.5 * n * ln(var(U)) + ...

Wher n is the number of cases (8 in this case), p is the number of
parameters being estimated (3 in this case), var(U) is the variance of the
error terms, and pi is 3.14... .  Here the first term alone evaluates to
-29.40603 (= -.5 * 8 * 4 * 1.8379) (and the other terms are all negative),
so how could this possibly have a log-likelihood of -19.183989?

Marsh Feldman
Community Planning                      Phone: 401/792-2248
204 Rodman Hall                           FAX: 401/792-4395
University of Rhode Island           Internet: marsh@uriacc.uri.edu
Kingston, RI 02881-0815
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Date:         Fri, 4 Sep 1992 16:41:49 -0700
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Subject:      mail

set mail

thanks,

Ellen Sullins
Psychology Dept
Northern Arizona Univ.
Flagstaff, AZ   86011
602-523-9979
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Date: Friday, 4 Sep 1992 21:19:45 EDT
From: Andrew A. Beveridge <ANDQC@CUNYVM.BITNET>
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Subject: Re: LISREL summary

In article <SPSSX-L%92090415192500@OHSTVMA.IRCC.OHIO-STATE.EDU>, Andy Stoughton
<LAS@SRU.BITNET> says:
>LISREL is an add-on product which is included with SPSS for an additional
>fee. Licensing is done through SPSS and there are two manuals documenting
>LISREL. The SPSS INFO command produces as part of its output a listing
>of information concerning the LISREL interface.
>
Lisrel can also be purchased as a stand alone product (or as part of SPSS).
from Scientific Software.
                                                 Andy Beveridge

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From: ngnst+@pitt.edu (Nadhamuni G Nerella)
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Date: 15 Sep 92 01:50:20 GMT
Organization: University of Pittsburgh


Hi,
I am interested in estimating a KAPPA statising SAS or SPSS.
My data has the following form:
 27 0 0
 2  3 0
 0 0 0

It   It is a 3x3 3 matrix. Ican find reference to KAPPA in SPSS but
have no idea how to estimate it. I could not find any relevant info in SAS.
Can any one one help me? Thank you.
       

Muni
nerella@duq3.duq.edu

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              <HOLLINHH@SLUVCA.SLU.EDU>
From:         HOLLY HOLLINGSWORTH - SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY
              <HOLLINHH@SLUVCA.SLU.EDU>
Subject:      Next SPSS User Conf?
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Does anybody know where or when the next SPSS Users Conference is to
be convened?
Organization: Queen's University at Kingston
Date: Wednesday, 9 Sep 1992 20:45:30 EDT
From: bob burge <BURGER@QUCDN.QueensU.CA>
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Subject:    file label -- a pc+ equivalent?

I'm in the process of translating some datasets into spss systemfiles.  In the
end I have to have the files accessible over both a mainframe (running v4.0)
and pc+ (v4.0.1).  That's not a problem.  What I need to know is if there is
the pc+ equivalent of the mainframe file label command.  So far I have been
creating at the mainframe and exporting -- so I have been able to use the
documentation of a file label.  I may want to reverse the order (ie, start at
the pc) and can't find the answer to this file label mystery.

Bob Burge                                  Internet: burger@qucdn.queensu.ca
Opinion Research Unit - Queen's University - Kingston - ON - Canada - K7L3N6
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Date:         Mon, 14 Sep 92 08:08:39 EDT
From:         "Frank Zinni, Jr." <PSCZINNI@UBVM>
Subject:      Sorting in SPSS Matrix
To:           spssx-l@uga

      Below is a bubble-sort approach to sorting in SPSS matrix.

*   SORTING ROWS WITHIN COLUMNS-ASCENDING AND DESCENDING ORDER.
Loop Col = 1 to p.
+  Loop Row = 1 to (N - 1).
+    Loop Row1 = 1 to (N - Row + 1).
+      COMPUTE Row2 = Row1 + 1.
+       Do if (Row2 <= N).
+        Do If (S(Row1,Col) > S(Row2,Col)). /*ASCENDING*/
+           COMPUTE TEMP1= S(Row1,COL).
+                   COMPUTE S(Row1,COL) = S(Row2,COL).
+                                COMPUTE  S(Row2,COL) = TEMP1.
+        End If.
+        Do If (D(Row1,Col) < D(Row2,Col)). /*DESCENDING*/
+           COMPUTE TEMP2= D(Row1,COL).
+                   COMPUTE D(Row1,COL) = D(Row2,COL).
+                                COMPUTE  D(Row2,COL) = TEMP2.
+        End If.
+       End if.
+    End Loop.
+  End Loop.
End Loop.

      This sorting can also be altered to sort across columns while holding
rows constant.  The one drawback to this algorithm is that it is extremely
inefficient.  For example, sorting a matrix of 125 rows and 196 columns,
requires about 30 minutes of CPU time to process.  If you double the number
of rows you will at least double the processing time.  If you double the number
of columns you will almost quadruple the amount of processing time.  It
becomes difficult to apply this algorithm to large survey data sets; I tried
and ran out of time after five CPU hours of processing.  However, if your
matrix is of modest size, this will do the trick
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Reply-To:     Murph Sewall <SEWALL@UCONNVM.BITNET>
From:         Murph Sewall <SEWALL@UCONNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: SPSS-Tables
Comments: To: "Phil Pratt" <PRATT@MAINE.MAINE.EDU>
              8 Sep 1992 07:53:21 EDT from <PRATT@MAINE.MAINE.ED U>

On Tue, 8 Sep 1992 07:53:21 EDT you said:
>I'm wondering if anyone who reads this group has experience with the
>SPSS add-on TABLES.  A number of folks like me at MAINE who do a lot of
>survey research (involving lots of nominal and ordinal scale variables)
>have found the REPORT and CROSSTABS procedures in the base SPSS package
>very limited in the construction of tables involving more than two or
>three variables of that type of data.

I've been using Tables for several years.  It's a terrific way to
summarize a LOT of crosstabulations on MUCH less paper than REPORT or
CROSSTABS.  The output looks good in survey reports with very little
editing.

The downside is that because of the way the tables are constructed,
there are no statistical tests (I generally run the CROSSTABS too
<screen display> and boldface the relationships that the statistics
suggest merit attention in the TABLES output).

Of course, since TABLES is designed for displaying loads of descriptive
output, purists will (with some justification) question whether
inferential statistics have any place in the output at all.  I make an
effort to educate clients about how much reliance they can reasonably
place in computer output, but in the end it's the client's (I hope
informed) decision about what output in what format is desired.

/s Murph Sewall <Sewall@UConnVM.UConn.Edu>
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Date:         Thu, 10 Sep 1992 08:09:24 EDT
From:         jsday@acs.ucalgary.ca
Subject:      CARL UnCover

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
We have begun offering the CARL UnCover service in the library
and through remote access to faculty and students across the
campus.  Does anyone have any ideas on how to evaluate this
service?  Some ideas include Interlibrary Loan statistics
resulting from the CARL database searches, paper survey
questionnaires distributed to faculty, and comments sheets in the
reference area.  I will really have to justify the expense of
this service in next year's budget requests.  Any assistance is
appreciated.

This note posted on behalf of Arden Matheson, Library Information
Services, University of Calgary Libraries.  Please reply directly
to her. e-mail:47105@ucdasvm1.admin.ucalgary.ca or fax
(403)282-6837
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Date:         Thu, 10 Sep 1992 08:13:32 EDT
From:         "Alan Johns (803) 792-5160" <JOHNSA@CITADEL.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: RESULTS: First Internet Hunt

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Regarding number 5 of the Hunt, you can get access to UNLV through NALIS.
This is done by telneting LIBRARY.NEVADA.EDU.
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Date:         Thu, 10 Sep 1992 08:10:45 EDT
From:         bkatz@cosy.uoguelph.ca
Subject:      Criminology and Delinquency Li

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Anyone know of a good *current* guide to the literature of crime,
criminology, juvenile delinquency and justice?  I am looking for
something that will identify the core journals and reference books
and possibly the core monographs.  Only thing I can turn up is M.
Lutzker's _Criminal justice research_, Greenwood, 1986 -- clearly
over 6 years old.
Bernard Katz, U of Guelph Library
bkatz@cosy.uoguelph.ca
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Date:         Fri, 11 Sep 1992 08:16:45 EDT
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From:         TECCE@IRIS01.CINECA.IT
Subject:      Medline on CD-ROM

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
In our institute we used to search Medline online using the version
at the Karolinska Institute, which is essentially the same available
from the U.S. National Library of Medicine. Recently we shifted to
the CD-ROM version from EBSCO. Since I am having a few problems with
it, e.g. crossing searches or searching in certain fields, I was
wondering if anybody could tell me about similar experiences
comparing online and also other CD-ROM versions of Medline.


  Mario F. Tecce - I.R.I.S.
  Istituto Ricerche Immunobiologiche  Siena s.r.l.-  Siena , Italy
  Ph: +39 (577) 293411, Fax: +39 (577) 293564
  INTERNET: TECCE@CINECA.IRIS01.IT
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Date:         Tue, 8 Sep 1992 18:27:48 EDT
From:         "ELLEN G. COHN" <ISTN100%INDYVAX.IUPUI.EDU@Kentvm.Kent.edu>
Subject:      Mystery! and Vincent Price
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----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>  I too am a Mystery! fan and owe Vincent Price a great deal for introducing
Ohh, me too. I was so bummed when I moved back to America and found out
that Vincent Price wasn't doing Mystery! anymore.  The new person (Diana
Rigg, isn't it?) is good, but Price was the best!

>me to many wonderful authors. I wish that Mystery! would repeat the Lord
>Peter Wimsey series. I can imagine anyone else playing the part, except I
Here here!!!  They were on A&E a while back, but I didn't tape them for
some reason.  They are excellent.  Has anyone but me heard the radio plays
they did - Ian whatshisname (same actor) and Wimsey and Peter Jones as
Bunter (Peter Jones played "The Book" in the radio version of the Hitch-
hiker's Guide to the Galaxy).

Sherlock Holmes
==========================================================================
Ellen G. Cohn			School of Public and Environmental Affairs
ISTN100@indyvax.iupui.edu	Indiana University - Indianapolis
				Indianapolis, IN 46202-5152

"All beginnings are hard.  Especially a beginning that you make by yourself.
That's the hardest beginning of all."		Chaim Potok
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Date:         Fri, 11 Sep 1992 08:13:19 EDT
From:         "Lee Jaffe,
              Microcomputer & Network Services" <jaffe@scilibx.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: professional issues

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
To Hannah's suggestions, I'd like to see salaries indexed against
the cost of a 2-brm house.  And what does a state average mean when
you have a city like NYC or LA or Chicago in it?  -- Lee Jaffe
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Date:         Thu, 10 Sep 1992 08:07:35 EDT
From:         KINGH%SNYSYRV1.BITNET@Kentvm.Kent.edu
Subject:      RE: professional issues

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I and another collegue just started discussing how meaningless salary surveys
can be if they don't include begin-end range and category or job classification.
For example, if the position librarian is included in the clerical job
classification I feel salary is largely irrelevant.  Has anyone researched
how the role of librarian is classified in corporate, hospital, and academic
organizations?

Hannah
SUNY HSC Library at Syracuse
kingh@snysyrv1
kingh@vax.cs.hscsyr.edu
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From:         G_BRUCE%TWU.BITNET@Kentvm.Kent.edu
Subject:      ARE YOU FAMILIAR WITH THE COLON SYSTEM?
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----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I wish to communicate with librarians who are familiar-a little, a lot--
with Ranganathan's Colon Classification System. How may one most easily
learn it?  Who has written the best practical information about it?

Thank you.

Mary Jo Bruce, m.s.
Paralegal/Automation Librarian/Law
G_Bruce@TWU
G_Bruce@TWU.EDU
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Date:         Mon, 14 Sep 1992 08:04:23 EDT
From:         Cecilia Sercan <CSSX@CORNELLC.BITNET>
Subject:      Gary Strawn citation

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I don't know if you have already received this information, but the address for
 Gary Strawn is:
   Gary L. Strawn
   Authorities Librarian
   Northwestern University Libraries
   GSTRAWN@NUACVM.BITNET
Hope this helps.
Cecilia Sercan
cssx@cornellc.bitnet
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Date:         Tue, 8 Sep 1992 18:16:36 EDT
From:         UAHAWK01%UAHVAX1.BITNET@Kentvm.Kent.edu
Subject:      colon classification
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----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Professor Jean Perreault here at UAH knows quit a bit about Ranganathan
and classification.  His telephone number is 205-895-6523.  His address
is:  Library, University of Alabama in Huntsville, Huntsville,
Alabama 35899.   Mr. Perreault does not use bitnet. best wishes.
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Date:         Thu, 10 Sep 1992 08:14:04 EDT
From:         C.Langeveldt@uts.edu.au
Subject:      Bibliographies - Diplomatic Services in Fiction

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
A client is interested in a bibliography of works dealing with the
diplomatic services as represented in fictional works eg by James, Green,
etc.

Has anyone come across such a list?

It would be much appreciated. Please e-mail direct if possible.


_____________________________________________________________________
C.A.Langeveldt
Faculty Liaison Librarian (Education)
Library 	       Univ of Technology, Sydney
        	       P.O.Box 123, Broadway NSW 2007
Tel:    	(02) 3303312
Fax:    	(02) 3303331
e-mail: 	C.Langeveldt@uts.edu.au
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Date:         Fri, 11 Sep 1992 08:14:35 EDT
From:         zane_clark@csufresno.edu
Subject:      Re: Source of textile info
              at Sep 10, 92 8:08 am

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
     I don't have an answer about the blue tarps, but I do have an
anecdote related to a yellow tarp.  We were attending a church pot
luck this summer in Hawaii  where they used a yellow tarp to cover the food
tables.  Several items were never eaten because no one could tell what
they were.  The carrot sticks looked horrible, the papaya my wife
brought was largly untouched because of the terrible appearance.
Could this be the reason blue tarps are used?  Does food look better
under a blue tarp?  Should I even be posting this to a professional
reference list?
--

Zane Clark
Library Instruction Coordinator
California State University Fresno

zane_clark@csufresno.edu

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 losing your temper or your self-confidence."
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Date:         Mon, 14 Sep 1992 08:01:15 EDT
From:         Kris Salomon <salomon@vela.acs.oakland.edu>
Subject:      SCI on CD-ROM search guides

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Has anyone developed a brief search guide on using Science Citation
Index on CD-ROM?  We are interested in guides written for the
library user.  If you have done one of these guides, could you
send me a copy?  The FAX number is 313-370-2458.

Thanks in advance for your assistance.  I will be glad to
share this information.
--
Kristine S. Condic                  Bitnet: salomon@oakland.bitnet
Kresge Library                    Internet: salomon@vela.acs.oakland.edu
Oakland University                   Phone: 313-370-2469  (Work)
Rochester,  MI  48309
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