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 SPSS
• An Overview of SPSS for
Windows Step by Step
• SPSS Window Processes: Mouse and keyboard processing, frequently-used dialog boxes,
editing output,
• printing results, the Options Option
• Creating and Editing a Data File
• Managing Data : Listing cases, replacing missing values, computing new variables
recording variables, exploring data,
• selecting cases, sorting cases, merging files
• Graphs: Creating and editing graphs and charts

Basic System Module

• Frequencies : Frequencies, bar charts, histograms, percentiles
• Descriptive Statistics : Measures of central tendency, variability, deviation
from normality, size, and stability
• Crosstabulation and Chi-Square (x2) Analyses
• The MEANS Procedure
• Bivariate Correlation : Bivariate correlations, partial correlations, and the
correlation matix
• The T Test Procedure : Independent-samples, paired-samples, and one-
samples tests
• The One Way ANOVA Procedure: One-way Analysis of Variance
• General Linear Modules: Two-Way Analysis of Variance
• General Linear Modules: Three-Way Analysis of Variance and the influence
of covariates
• Simple Linear Regression
• Multiple Regression Analysis
• Nonparametric Procedure
• Reliability Analysis: Coefficient alpha and split-half reliability
• Multidimensional Scaling
• Factor Analysis
• Cluster Analysis
• Discriminant Analysis

Advanced and Regression Modules

• General Linear: Manova and Mancova Multivariate Analysis of Variance and
Covariance
• General Linear Modules: Repeated-Measures MANOVA: Multivariate
Analysis of Variance with repeated measures and withi- subjects factors
• Logistic Regression
• Hierarchical Loglinear Models
• Non Hierarchical Loglinear Models
1 Getting Started 3 The MATLAB Desktop
• 1.1
Residuals : Analyzing left-over variance
Introduction 3.1 MATLAB Windows
1.2 Typographical Conventions MATLAB 3.2 Managing the
1.3 What’s New in MATLAB MATLAB
3.3 Workspace
Memory
1.4 What’s in Mastering MATLAB Management
3.4 Number Display
FormatsInformation
3.5 System
2 Basic Features 3.6 The MATLAB Search
2.1 Simple Math Path

2. About Variables 4.1 Script M-file Use

3 Comments, Punctuation, and Aborting
2. 4.2 Block Comments
4 Complex
2. ExecutionNumbers and
4.3 Code Cells
Setting Execution
5 Floating-Point Arithmetic
2. Time
4.4 Startup and Finish
2.2 The 4 Script M-files
MATLAB
Workspace

2.7 Mathematical Functions

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5 Arrays and Array
Operations
5.1 Simple Arrays
5.2 Array Addressing or
Indexing
5.3 Array Construction
5.4 Array Orientation
5.5 Scalar—Array
Mathematics
5.6 Array—Array
Mathematics
5.7 Standard Arrays
5.8 Array Manipulation
5.9 Array Sorting
5.10 Subarray
Searching
5.11 Array-Manipulation
Functions
5.12 Array Size
5.13 Arrays and
Memory Utilization
8.11 Structure Functions
8.12 Summary
9 Character Strings
9.1 String Construction
9.2 Numbers to Strings to
Numbers
9.3 String Evaluation
9.4 String Functions
9.5 Cell Arrays of Strings
9.6 Searching Using Regular
Expressions
10 Relational and Logical Operations
10.1 Relational Operators
10.2 Logical Operators
10.3 Operator Precedence
10.4 Relational and Logical
Functions
10.5 NaNs and Empty Arrays

6 Multidimensional
Arrays
6.1 Array Construction
6.2 Array Mathematics
and Manipulation
6.3 Array Size

7 Numeric Data Types

7.1 Integer Data Types
7.2 Floating-Point
Data Types
7.3 Summary

8 Cell Arrays and

Structures
8.1 Cell Array Creation
8.2Cell Array
Manipulation
8.3Retrieving Cell Array
Content
8.4Comma-Separated
Lists
8.5Cell Functions
8.6Cell Arrays of Strings
8.7 Structure Creation
8.8Structure
Manipulation
8.9Retrieving Structure
Content
8.10 Comma-Separated
Lists (Again)

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11 Control Flow Time
11.1 For Loops 15.2 Date Format Conversions
11.2 While Loops 15.3 Date Functions
11.3 If-Else-End 15.4 Timing Functions
Constructions 15.5 Plot Labels
11.4 Switch-Case 16 Matrix Algebra 294
Constructions
16.1 Sets of Linear Equations
11.5 Try-Catch Blocks 16.2 Matrix Functions
12 Functions 16.3 Special Matrices
12.1 M-file Function 16.4 Sparse Matrices
Construction Rules
12.2 Input and Output 16.5 Sparse Matrix Functions
Arguments 17Data Analysis
12.3 Function 17.1 Basic Statistical Analysis
Workspaces 17.2 Basic Data Analysis
12.4 Functions and the 17.3 Data Analysis and Statistical
MATLAB Search Path Functions
12.5 Creating Your Own 17.4 Time
Toolbox Series
12.6 Command— Analysis 18
Function Duality Data
12.7 Function Handles Interpolation
and Anonymous 18.1 One-Dimensional Interpolation
Functions
18.2 Two-Dimensional Interpolation
12.8 Nested Functions
18.3 Triangulation and Scattered
12.9 Debugging M-files Data
12.10 Syntax Checking 18.4 Summary
and File
Dependencies
12.11 Profiling M-files
13 File and Directory
Management
13.1 Native Data Files
13.2 Data Import and
Export
13.3 Low-Level File I/O
13.4 Directory
Management
13.5 File Archives and
Compression
13.6 Internet File
Operations
14 Set, Bit, and Base
Functions
14.1 Set Functions
14.2 Bit Functions
14.3 Base Conversions
15 Time
Computations
15.1 Current Date and

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19 Polynomials Options
19.1 Roots 24.5 BVPs, PDEs, and DDEs
19.2 Multiplicatio
n 25 Two-Dimensional Graphics 25.1
The plot Function
19.3 Addition
25.2 Linestyles, Markers, and Colors
19.4 Division
19.5 Derivatives
25.3 Plot Grids, Axes Box, and Labels
and Integrals
25.4 Customizing Plot Axes
19.6 Evaluation
25.5 Multiple Plots
19.7 Rational
25.6 Multiple Figures
Polynomials 25.7 Subplots
19.8 Curve Fitting 25.8 Interactive Plotting Tools
19.9 Polynomial 25.9 Screen Updates
Functions 25.10 Specialized 2-D Plots
25.11 Easy Plotting
20 Cubic Splines 25.12 Text Formatting
20 Basic Features 25.13 Summary
.1
20 Piecewise
.2
20 Polynomials
Cubic Hermite
.3
20 Polynomials
Integration
.4
20 Differentiation
.5
20 Spline Interpolation
.6 on a Plane
21 Fourier Analysis
21.1 Discrete
Fourier Transform
21.2 Fourier
Series

22 Optimization
22.1 Zero Finding
22.2 Minimization
in One Dimension
22.3 Minimization
in Higher
Dimensions
22.4 Practical
Issues

23 Integration and
Differentiation
23.1 Integration
23.2 Differentiatio
n

24 Differential
Equations 24.1
IVP Format
24.2 ODE Suite
Solvers
24.3 Basic Use
24.4 Setting
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26 Three-Dimensional Export File Formats
Graphics 29.4 PostScript Support
26.1 Line Plots 29.5 Choosing a Renderer
26.2 Scalar 29.6 Handle Graphics Properties
Functions of Two 29.7 Setting Defaults
Variables 29.8 Publishing
26.3 Mesh Plots 29.9 Summary
26.4 Surface Plots
26.5 Mesh and 30 Handle Graphics
Surface Plots of 30.1 Objects
Irregular Data 30.2 Object Handles
26.6 Changing 30.3 Object Properties
Viewpoints
30.4 Get and Set
26.7 Camera
30.5 Finding Objects
Control
26.8 Contour Plots
30.6 Selecting Objects with the Mouse
26.9 Specialized
30.7 Position and Units
3-D Plots 30.8 Default Properties
30.9 Common Properties
27 Using Color and Light 30.10 Plot Objects
27.1 Understandin 30.11 Group Objects
g Colormaps 30.12 Annotation Axes
27.2 Using
Colormaps
27.3 Displaying
Colormaps
27.4 Creating and
Altering Colormaps
27.5 Using Color
to Describe a
Fourth Dimension
27.6 Transparenc
y
27.7 Lighting
Models
27.8 Summary

28 Images, Movies,
and Sound
28.1 Images
28.2 Image
Formats
28.3 Image Files
28.4 Movies
28.5 Movie Files
28.6 Sound
28.7 Summary

29 Printing
and
Exportin
g
Graphic
s
29.1 Printing and
Exporting Using
Menus
29.2 Command
Line Printing and
Exporting
29.3 Printers and

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30. Linking Objects 32 Examples, Examples,
13
30. New Plots Examples
32.1 Vectorization
14
30. Callbacks 32.2 JIT/Acceleration
15
30. M-file Examples 32.3 The Birthday Problem
16
30. Summary 32.4 Up—Down Sequence
17 32.5 Alternating Sequence
31 MATLAB Classes and Matrix
32.6 Vandermonde Matrix
31.1 Overloading Programming
Object-Oriented 32.7 Repeated Value
31.2 Class Creation Creation
32.8 and Counting
Differential Sums
31 Subscripts
.3 Converter Functions
31
.4 Precedence, Inheritance, and
31
.5 Handle
31 Aggregation
Classes
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