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SPSS® 12.0 Command Syntax Reference

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1216 PLUM<br />

CELLINFO Cell Information. Observed and expected frequencies by category and<br />

cumulative, Pearson residual for cumulative and category frequencies, and<br />

observed and expected probabilities of each response category separately<br />

and cumulatively by covariate pattern combination.<br />

CORB Asymptotic Correlation Matrix of the Parameter Estimates.<br />

COVB Asymptotic Covariance Matrix of the Parameter Estimates.<br />

FIT Goodness-of-Fit Statistics. The Pearson’s Chi-square and the Likelihood<br />

Ratio Chi-square statistics. The statistics are computed based on the<br />

classification specified on the variable list.<br />

HISTORY Iteration History. The table contains log-likelihood function value and<br />

parameter estimates every n iterations. The default value is n = 1. The first<br />

and the last iterations are always printed if HISTORY is specified and<br />

regardless of the value of n.<br />

KERNEL Use the kernel of the log-likelihood function for display instead of the<br />

complete log-likelihood function.<br />

TPARALLEL Test of Parallel Lines Assumption. Produce a chi-squared score test of the<br />

parallel lines assumption.<br />

PARAMETER Parameter Statistics. The parameter estimates, the standard errors, the<br />

significances, and the confidence interval.<br />

SUMMARY Model Summary. The Cox & Snell’s R 2 , the Nagelkerke’s R 2 , and the<br />

McFadden’s R 2 statistics.<br />

SAVE Subcommand<br />

The SAVE subcommand puts casewise post-estimation statistics back into the active file.<br />

• The new variables must have valid SPSS variable names that are not in use in the working<br />

file.<br />

• The rootname must be a valid SPSS variable name.<br />

• The new variables are saved to the working file in the order the keywords are specified<br />

on the subcommand.<br />

ESTPROB Estimated probabilities of classifying a factor/covariate pattern into the<br />

response categories. The predicted probabilities of the first n categories are<br />

saved. The default number of categories is 25. To specify a number of<br />

categories without a rootname, put a colon before the number.<br />

PREDCAT The response category that has the maximum expected probability for a<br />

factor/covariate pattern.<br />

PCPROB Estimated probability of classifying a factor/covariate pattern into the<br />

predicted category. This probability is the maximum of the estimated<br />

probabilities of the factor/covariate pattern.

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