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Subscript Functions 107 Regression ANOVA Statistics Subscript Functions ra_ssm sum squares mean ra_ssr sum squares regression ra_sse sum squares error (residual) ra_sst sum squares total ra_dfm degrees of freedom mean ra_dfr degrees of freedom regression ra_dfe degrees of freedom error (residual) ra_dft degrees of freedom total ra_msr mean square regression ra_mse mean square error (residual) ra_se standard error ra_f F-statistic ra_p Prob(f) ra_r multiple R ra_r2 R-square ra_ar2 adjusted R-square ra_d Durbin-Watson d statistic ra_press PRESS statistic ANOVA Statistics Subscript Functions an_msw mean square within an_msb mean square between an_ssw sum of squares within an_ssb sum of squares between an_sst sum of squares total an_dfw degrees of freedom within an_dfb degrees of freedom between an_dft degrees of freedom total an_f F-statistic an_p Prob(F) 01/01
108 Statistics Graphics Toolkit Advanced Graph Control This section describes advanced techniques for creating graphs. By using these techniques, you can customize your graphs to fit your needs exactly. Customizing the Toolkit The Statistics Graphics Toolkit has a number of preset controls. For instance, grid lines are preset off, frame ticks are preset to “LRBT”, and so forth. These preset values are listed at the end of this section. Also, by default the Toolkit does not use Yates’ correction when analyzing contingency tables, and so forth. It’s easy to customize your own copy of the Toolkit, though. Just create your own little module that sets the controls in its initialization code. A sample follows: module MyKit call SetYates(1) call SetInTicks(“BL”) call SetCanvas(“red”) call SetAxes(0) end module Save this module on your disk with the name, say, of MYSTAT. Then change the LOADSTAT file so it loads MYSTAT as well as the compiled versions of FRAMELIB and STATLIB: load FRAMELIB, ..., MYSTAT Now you’re all set. Just start your sessions by giving the script LOADSTAT command. It will load the necessary modules into memory and customize the Toolkit for you. Using Windows to Draw Multiple Graphs The sample program CUMFP shows how to use windows to draw multiple graphs on the screen. Call up the program and read it. First it opens window #1 and draws a graph in this window. Then it opens window #2 and draws another graph. You can draw graphs in windows of any size or shape. However, some graphs won’t fit inside windows that are too narrow or too short. If the title, horizontal label, or vertical label won’t fit, you’ll have to shorten these labels or use a bigger window. See the “Trouble-Shooting” section for more help. 01/01
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