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SPSS® 12.0 Command Syntax Reference

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ACTIVE Keyword<br />

The ACTIVE keyword has the following keywords:<br />

CATPCA 197<br />

MODEIMPU Impute missing values on a variable with the most frequent category (mode).<br />

When there are multiple modes, the smallest category indicator is used.<br />

MODEIMPU is the default.<br />

EXTRACAT Impute missing values on a variable with an extra category indicator. This<br />

implies that objects with a missing value are considered to belong to the<br />

same (extra) category.<br />

Note that with active treatment of missing values, imputation is done before the analysis<br />

starts and thus will affect the quantification and the solution.<br />

SUPPLEMENTARY Subcommand<br />

The SUPPLEMENTARY subcommand specifies the objects and/or variables that you want to<br />

treat as supplementary. Supplementary variables must be found in the ANALYSIS<br />

subcommand. You cannot weight supplementary objects and variables (specified weights are<br />

ignored). For supplementary variables, all options on the MISSING subcommand can be<br />

specified except LISTWISE.<br />

• The SUPPLEMENTARY subcommand is ignored when CONFIGURATION=FIXED.<br />

OBJECT Objects you want to treat as supplementary are indicated with an object<br />

number list in parentheses following OBJECT. The keyword TO is allowed.<br />

VARIABLE Variables you want to treat as supplementary are indicated with a variable<br />

list in parentheses following VARIABLE. The keyword TO is allowed and honors<br />

the order of variables in the VARIABLES subcommand.<br />

CONFIGURATION Subcommand<br />

The CONFIGURATION subcommand allows you to read data from a file containing the coordinates<br />

of a configuration. The first variable in this file should contain the coordinates for the<br />

first dimension, the second variable should contain the coordinates for the second dimension,<br />

and so forth.<br />

INITIAL(file) Use configuration in the external file as the starting point of the analysis.<br />

FIXED(file) Fit objects and variables in the fixed configuration found in the external file.<br />

The variables to fit in should be specified on the ANALYSIS subcommand but<br />

will be treated as supplementary. The SUPPLEMENTARY subcommand and<br />

variable weights are ignored.

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