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Multivariance 7.32
This precedent-setting multivariance program is now available in a convenient, fast, and economical PC version for IBM-compatible machines running under DOS or OS/2. It offers versatile commands and easily interpreted output for analysis of variance, regression, and covariance, and multivariate statistical techniques. Results
* Descriptive Statistics such as cell, row, and column means, standard deviations and errors, and transformations.
* Estimated Effects in Analysis-of-Variance Models such as estimated contrasts, multivariate contrast estimates, and least-squares means and residuals.
* Analysis-of-Variance Models such as Wilks' likelihood ratio, univariate F-Statistics, and raw and standardized discriminant function coefficients.
* Regression Models such as raw and standardized regression weights, stepwise tests of each predictor variable (or block of predictors), and tests of significance of canonical correlations.
* Repeated Measures Analysis such as F-tests or Wilk's likelihood ratio for each "between" and "within" main effect and interaction, step-down tests and trend analysis, and estimates of between-group contrasts and within-subject contrasts.
Registered users of MULTIVARIANCE 7.32 have access to the User's Hot-Line for help with program operation and problem set-ups.
* Descriptive Statistics such as cell, row, and column means, standard deviations and errors, and transformations.
* Estimated Effects in Analysis-of-Variance Models such as estimated contrasts, multivariate contrast estimates, and least-squares means and residuals.
* Analysis-of-Variance Models such as Wilks' likelihood ratio, univariate F-Statistics, and raw and standardized discriminant function coefficients.
* Regression Models such as raw and standardized regression weights, stepwise tests of each predictor variable (or block of predictors), and tests of significance of canonical correlations.
* Repeated Measures Analysis such as F-tests or Wilk's likelihood ratio for each "between" and "within" main effect and interaction, step-down tests and trend analysis, and estimates of between-group contrasts and within-subject contrasts.
Registered users of MULTIVARIANCE 7.32 have access to the User's Hot-Line for help with program operation and problem set-ups.
366 pages, Paperback
First published July 1, 1993
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