IBM SPSS for Analytics
IBM SPSS is a wonderful statistical analysis package. We can perform complex statistical analysis on research data in a few minutes which would have been impossible earlier without expert help and an enormous amount of time. SPSS allows us to undertake a wide range of statistical analyses relatively easily. However, we do need to know what analysis is appropriate to the data we have. So a certain amount of basic statistical knowledge is required before using SPSS.
In my experience as a teacher, statistics consultant and adviser to students, I saw many people experience some confusion when they first encounter the computer output from statistical applications. They often ask questions such as: Why so many tables? What do they mean? Which is my result? Is it significant? This is because the statistical applications print out a range of useful information with each analysis. Not all of this information is readily understandable to a new user. I have seen students on a daily basis who simply want a clear explanation of the SPSS output they have produced at a level they can understand.
There are two types of explanations: ones for the novice and ones for the expert. Often we hear a technical explanation and cannot understand it. We may even be tempted to ask: Can you say that again in English? This is one of the difficulties of learning statistics and understanding the output from statistical applications. The terminology may not be readily understandable. In many subject areas there are technical definitions that are not used in everyday communication. The same is true of statistics, with terms such as ‘general linear model’, ‘homogeneity of variance’ or ‘uni-variate analysis’. But the business meaning behind each of these terms could be very simple and understandable.
www.pacegurus.com provides training to corporate, B-Schools and research scholars on the key statistical tests, describe how to undertake them and explain the output produced by SPSS for these tests. The program will be rendered in a way that even a person with little or no statistical background can use SPSS for his/her research in a very effective manner. You can recommend me (VAMSIDHAR AMBATIPUDI) for your organization/College/Institution so that you can be trained in a simple and useful manner . You can call us on +91-9848012123 for further communication
IBM SPSS is a wonderful statistical analysis package. We can perform complex statistical analysis on research data in a few minutes which would have been impossible earlier without expert help and an enormous amount of time. SPSS allows us to undertake a wide range of statistical analyses relatively easily. However, we do need to know what analysis is appropriate to the data we have. So a certain amount of basic statistical knowledge is required before using SPSS.
In my experience as a teacher, statistics consultant and adviser to students, I saw many people experience some confusion when they first encounter the computer output from statistical applications. They often ask questions such as: Why so many tables? What do they mean? Which is my result? Is it significant? This is because the statistical applications print out a range of useful information with each analysis. Not all of this information is readily understandable to a new user. I have seen students on a daily basis who simply want a clear explanation of the SPSS output they have produced at a level they can understand.
There are two types of explanations: ones for the novice and ones for the expert. Often we hear a technical explanation and cannot understand it. We may even be tempted to ask: Can you say that again in English? This is one of the difficulties of learning statistics and understanding the output from statistical applications. The terminology may not be readily understandable. In many subject areas there are technical definitions that are not used in everyday communication. The same is true of statistics, with terms such as ‘general linear model’, ‘homogeneity of variance’ or ‘uni-variate analysis’. But the business meaning behind each of these terms could be very simple and understandable.
www.pacegurus.com provides training to corporate, B-Schools and research scholars on the key statistical tests, describe how to undertake them and explain the output produced by SPSS for these tests. The program will be rendered in a way that even a person with little or no statistical background can use SPSS for his/her research in a very effective manner. You can recommend me (VAMSIDHAR AMBATIPUDI) for your organization/College/Institution so that you can be trained in a simple and useful manner . You can call us on +91-9848012123 for further communication
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