Glim : an introduction
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Glim : an introduction
（Oxford science publications）
Clarendon Press , Oxford University Press, 1988
- pbk
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Includes index
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ISBN 9780198522133
Description
GLIM is a computer package for carrying out statistical calculations on the linear modelling by least squares method. This is an introduction to GLIM assuming little previous statistical knowledge. It is designed to be a practical guide with illustrations which can be used not only by statisticians but those in other professions who have statistics to analyze. It has applications in topics such as multiple regression, modelling of cross-classified data and profit analysis. The author covers such items as data input, files and text and macros. He also gives linear models and looks at calculations and data in tables. Tabulations are covered for GLIM 77 only. This book can also be used with GLIM 3 or GLIM 77, two current versions.
Table of Contents
- Introducing GLIM. Data input and scrutiny
- simple linear models
- calculations
- data in tables
- tablulation (GLIM 77 only)
- models with factors and variables as predictors
- counted data
- files and text
- macros
- miscellanea. Appendices. Index.
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pbk ISBN 9780198522256
Description
Linear modelling by least squares is one of the most basic of statistical methods which finds wide application in topics such as multiple regression, modelling of cross-classified data, probit analysis, and many others. The calculations involved to investigate the data are often heavy and require a computer to perform them. This book is a thorough introduction to GLIM which is one of the most widely available packages for this purpose. This book is intended to be an accessible guide to GLIM and emphasizes the practical aspects of analysing complex data. Little previous statistical knowledge is assumed, and with many illustrative examples it will make an ideal desktop companion for researchers in medical and agricultural research, economics, and the social sciences, and industry and commerce. This book is intended for gLIM users (scientists and others needing to computer-process their data) and statisticians.
Table of Contents
- Introducing GLIM
- Data input and scrutiny
- Simple linear models
- Calculations
- Data in tables
- Tabulation (GLIM77 only)
- Models with factors and variables as predictors
- Counted data
- Files and text
- Macros
- Miscellanea
- Appendices
- Index
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