SPSS Advanced Models 10.
0 ™
Determine which
promotional materials
have the greatest impact
on interest level (low,
medium, high) of buying a
product using the new
PLUM procedure
Win new business
Survival analysis identifies
likely defectors, so you
can keep customers
happy
Increase
customer loyalty
Use the GLM procedure
to define segments based
on product-specific,
purchase-related
variables; then profile
those segments based
on background
characteristics
Increase
cross-selling
Determine variability
in fraud amount as a
function of geographic
location with variance
components analysis
Detect fraud
formerly known as SPSS Advanced Statistics
Analyze complex relationships
with a high-end modeler’s toolkit
SPSS Advanced Models has the procedures
™
you need to move beyond basic data analysis.
Make your analysis more accurate and get more dependable
conclusions with procedures designed to fit the inherent
characteristics of your data. SPSS Advanced Models provides
a powerful set of sophisticated univariate and multivariate
analytical techniques for real-world problems, such as:
■ Medical research: analyzing patient survival rates
■ Manufacturing: assessing production processes
■ Pharmaceutical: reporting test results to the FDA
■ Market research: determining product interest
Build more flexible models
The state-of-the-art general linear model (GLM) procedure
gives you more flexibility to describe the relations between
a dependent variable and a set of independent variables.
Models include linear regression, ANOVA, ANCOVA,
MANOVA and MANCOVA. GLM also includes capabilities
for repeated measures, mixed models, post hoc tests and
post hoc tests for repeated measures, four types of sums
of squares, pairwise comparisons of expected marginal
means, sophisticated handling of missing cells and the
option to save the design matrix and effect file.
Easily model your ranked outcomes
Use the all-new polytomous logit universal model (PLUM)
procedure to predict ordinal outcomes with more than two
categories. For example, determine what predicts customer
interest level in the product (low, medium, high).
Breakdown variance into components
The variance component estimation procedure provides
a number of methods to estimate the variance component
Get more versatility with
the enhanced general linear
model (GLM) procedure.
The analysis of variance
table is only one of the two
tables of results. In this
example, the F value for
the interaction effect of
fat*surfactant treatment is
8.522, which is significant at
the p < .05 level.
for each random effect in a mixed model. Follow up your
GLM analysis, which gives you correct effects tests, with
variance component estimation analysis to estimate
variance of random factors.
Apply more sophisticated models
Use SPSS Advanced Models when your data don’t conform
to the assumptions required by simpler techniques. SPSS
Advanced Models has loglinear and hierarchical loglinear
analysis for modeling multiway tables of count data. The
general loglinear analysis procedure helps you analyze the
frequency counts of observations falling into each cross-
classification category in a crosstabulation or a contingency
table. You can select up to 10 factors to define the cells of
a table. Model information and goodness-of-fit statistics
are automatically displayed. Display a variety of statistics
and plots, or save residuals and predicted values in the
working data file.
Analyze event history and duration data
You can examine lifetime or duration data to understand
terminal events, such as part failure, death or survival.
You get state-of-the-art survival procedures, Kaplan-
Meier and Cox regression. Use Kaplan-Meier estimations
to gauge the length of time to an event, and use Cox
regression to perform proportional hazard regression
with time-to-response or duration response as the
dependent variable. These procedures, along with life
tables analysis, provide a flexible and comprehensive set
of techniques for working with your survival data.
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 SPSS Advanced Models features*

Procedures ■ Cell weight and structural zero specification ■ Save variables to a file: baseline survival and hazard
■ Plots of adjusted residual vs. observed/expected counts functions and their standard errors, cumulative hazard
GLM – General linear model (GLM); models include: ■ Normal and detrended probability plots of adjusted function, dfbeta, log minus log of survival function,
■ Select univariate and multivariate lack of fit tests residuals residuals, survival function
■ Regression model ■ Likelihood ratio and Pearson chi-squares ■ Include plots of the one minus survival function
■ Fixed effect ANOVA, ANCOVA, MANOVA and MANCOVA ■ Contrasts: same as MANOVA
■ Random or mixed ANOVA and ANCOVA Macro library and matrix language
■ Repeated measure: univariate or multivariate HILOGLINEAR – hierarchical loglinear models for multiway ■ Create your own procedures or select a pre-written
■ Doubly multivariate design contingency tables procedure
■ Four types of sums of squares ■ Simultaneous entry, backward elimination methods ■ Canonical correlation and redundancy analysis;

■ Full-parametrization approach to estimate parameters ■ Parameter estimates and partial associations for same scores
in the model saturated models ■ Ridge regression: ridge trace plots and estimation

■ General linear hypothesis testing for parameters in ■ Criteria specification: convergence, maximum iterations,

the model probability of chi-square for model, maximum steps

■ Writes a covariance or correlation matrix of the
parameter estimates in the model in a matrix data file
■ Plots: spread vs. level, residual and profile
■ 19 post-hoc tests for observed cell means
■ User-specified error term in post-hoc analysis
■ Estimated population marginal means for predicted
cell means
■ Save 10 temporary variables to the active file
■ Allows unlimited number of factors
■ Specified cell weights and maximum order of terms System requirements
■ Plots of standardized residuals vs. observed and
expected counts SPSS Advanced Models requires SPSS Base 10.0; 2.5MB
■ Normal probability plots of standardized residuals hard drive space. Other system requirements vary according
to platform.
GENLOG – fits loglinear and logit models to count data
approach
■ Fits both loglinear and logit models How to order
■ Fits two models: maximum likelihood estimation under

■ Fractional numbers in Lmatrix, Mmatrix and Kmatrix Poisson loglinear model, multinomial loglinear models To place an order or to get more information, contact your
■ Exponential of the Beta nearest SPSS office or visit our World Wide Web site
subcommands
■ Pairwise comparisons of expected marginal means ■ GLM approach handles “messy data” at www.spss.com
■ Linear hypothesis testing of an effect vs. a linear ■ Cell structure specification

■ Model designs are specified via GLM model syntax

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■ Option to save design matrix ■ Accommodates structural zeros

■ Prints chi-square goodness-of-fit statistics

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■ Generalized log-odds ratio facility tests whether the
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■ Seven options to control the iterative algorithm used for and prints confidence intervals
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estimation, specify numerical tolerance for checking
standardized, adjusted and deviance residual SPSS Belgium +32.162.389.82
singularity and to customize output
■ Five link functions to specify the model: Cauchit, ■ Includes generalized residuals facility SPSS Benelux +31.183.636711
complementary log-log, logit, negative log-log, probit ■ Diagnostic plots include high-resolution scatterplots SPSS Brasil +55.11.5505.3644
■ Location subcommand to specify the location model: and normal probability plots of residual statistics SPSS Czech Republic +420.2.24813839
■ Prints parameter estimates, along with correlations SPSS Danmark +45.45.46.02.00
intercept, main effects, interactions, nested effects,
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■ Missing values: exclude both user-missing and system- SURVIVAL – analysis of life tables SPSS Finland +358.9.524.801
missing values; treat user-missing values as valid ■ Life tables for individual groups SPSS France +01.55.35.27.00
■ Print: cell information, asymptotic correlation matrix of ■ Interval variable lengths
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■ Plots: cumulative survival distribution on log or linear
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history, kernel of the log-likelihood function, test of parallel scale, hazard function, density function SPSS Hispanoportuguesa +34.91.447.37.00
■ Comparisons of subgroups
lines assumption, parameter statistics, model summary SPSS Hong Kong +852.2.811.9662
■ Save casewise post-estimation statistics into the active ■ Include plots of the one minus survival function
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file: expected probabilities of classifying a factor/covariate SPSS Ireland +353.1.496.9007
pattern into the response categories; response category KAPLAN-MEIER – estimate the length of time to an event
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with the maximum expected probability for a factor/
■ Define factors and strata SPSS Italia +39.51.252573
covariate pattern
■ Customize your hypotheses tests by directly specifying ■ Plots: cumulative hazard functions, cumulative and SPSS Japan +81.3.5466.5511
null hypotheses as linear combinations of parameters log survival SPSS Kenya +254.2.577.262
■ Display marked, censored cases SPSS Korea +82.2.3446.7651
with the TEST subcommand (syntax only)
■ Save variables to a file: cumulative number of events,
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VARCOMP – variance component estimation includes: hazard, standard error, survival function SPSS Malaysia +60.3.773.6477
■ Statistical display: cumulative events and survival, mean
■ Estimation methods: ANOVA MINQUE, maximum SPSS Mexico +52.5.682.87.68
likelihood (ML), restricted maximum likelihood (REML) and median survival times with standard errors, number SPSS Norway +47.22.54.00.79
■ Type 1 and Type 3 sums of squares for ANOVA method at risk, requested percentiles, standard error
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■ Choices of zero-weight or uniform-weight methods ■ Tests for equality of survival distributions: Breslow,
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■ Choices of ML and REML calculations methods: Fisher’s logrank, Tarone
■ Specify a trend component for factor levels having SPSS Schweiz +41.1.266.90.30
scoring method or Newton-Raphson
a metric SPSS Singapore +65.324.5150
■ Save variance components estimates and covariance
■ Include plots of the one minus survival function SPSS South Africa +27.11.807.3189
matrix
■ Estimation methods: ANOVA MINQUE, maximum likeli- SPSS Sweden +46.8.506.105.50
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dependent covariates SPSS Thailand +66.2.260.7070
■ Contrasts: same as logistic regression SPSS UK +44.1483.719200
LOGLINEAR – general models of multiway contingency
■ Define strata to estimate separate baseline functions
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■ Maximum likelihood estimation ■ Methods: backward and forward stepwise, direct entry distributors. Contact the SPSS office nearest you for assistance.
■ Models: saturated, hierarchical or non-hierarchical single ■ Plots: cumulative survival, hazard, log minus log plots Printed in the U.S.A. SAM10SPC-0799W
degree of freedom partitions, LOGIT models for each strata
■ Observed and expected frequencies ■ Removal of variables: change in likelihood ratio,

■ Raw and standardized residuals conditional, Wald

■ Parameter estimates ®

* Features subject to change based on final product release.