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(19 марта 2009 - 21:57)Игорь Евгеньевич, подскажите пожалуйста, как в статистике посчитать дисперсионный анализ, по шагам, а то запутался.
Спасибо
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(19 марта 2009 - 22:25)1. Запускаете Статистику.
2. Открываете файл, который мы создали на занятии.
3. Выбираете в меню Statistics, далее ANOVA или Advanced Linear/Nonlinear models > General Linear Models.
4. Выбираете Repeated measures ANOVA.
5. Выбираете зависимые (dependent) и независимые (independent) переменные.
6. Жмете Whithin effects, оставляете все, как есть (можно поменять имя фактора, например, назвать его ПЛАТЕЖ)
7. Жмете Factor codes, выбираете All
8. Жмете OK и изучаете результаты ANOVA.