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252 Bootstrapping Chapter 9<br />

Unstacked Results Table<br />

Figure 9.5 Stacked Results Table<br />

Note the following about the stacked results table:<br />

• The data table columns used in the analysis appear in the table.<br />

• The results table includes every element in the platform report that you are bootstrapping. In this<br />

example, the report is the Parameter Estimates report from a Bivariate model in Fit Y by X. The<br />

elements are Term, Bias, Estimate, Std Error, t Ratio, Prob>|t|.<br />

• The BootID• column identifies the iteration of the bootstrap process. The rows where BootID• = 0<br />

correspond to the original estimates. Those rows are marked with an X <strong>and</strong> have the excluded row state.<br />

If you selected the Split Selected Column option, an unstacked results table also appears. See “Unstacked<br />

Results Table” on page 252.<br />

Unstacked Results Table<br />

When you right-click a report column <strong>and</strong> select Bootstrap, select Split Selected Column to create a data<br />

table of unstacked results. The report item that you right-click on is the one that gets unstacked into a<br />

separate table. For example, in Figure 9.6, the Estimate column from Figure 9.5 is split into two columns<br />

(Displacement <strong>and</strong> Intercept), one for each level of Term.<br />

Figure 9.6 Unstacked Results Table<br />

The BootID• column identifies the iteration of the bootstrap process. The row where BootID• = 0<br />

correspond to the original estimates. That row is marked with an X <strong>and</strong> has the excluded row state.

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