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Table 3.1, page 48
compute filter = 0. if any(id,68,70,71,72,902,904,906,908) filter = 1. filter by filter. list id age cog program. execute. use all.
ID AGE COG PROGRAM
902 1.00 119.00 .00
902 1.50 93.00 .00
902 2.00 99.00 .00
904 1.00 112.00 .00
904 1.50 98.00 .00
904 2.00 79.00 .00
906 1.00 89.00 .00
906 1.50 66.00 .00
906 2.00 81.00 .00
908 1.00 117.00 .00
908 1.50 90.00 .00
908 2.00 76.00 .00
68 1.00 103.00 1.00
68 1.50 119.00 1.00
68 2.00 96.00 1.00
70 1.00 106.00 1.00
70 1.50 107.00 1.00
70 2.00 96.00 1.00
71 1.00 112.00 1.00
71 1.50 86.00 1.00
71 2.00 73.00 1.00
72 1.00 100.00 1.00
72 1.50 93.00 1.00
72 2.00 87.00 1.00
Number of cases read: 24 Number of cases listed: 24
Figure 3.1, page 50
igraph /x1 = var(age) type = scale /y = var(cog) type = scale /panel = var(id) /fitline method = regression linear line = total /title = 'Figure 3.1' /scatter coincident = none.
Figure 3.3, page 57.
igraph /x1=var(age) type=scale /y=var(cog) type=scale /style= var(id) /fitline method=regression linear line=total meffect.
We can produce the stem-and-leaf plots for the fitted initial status and the fitted rate of change as follows.
sort cases by id.
split file by id.
REGRESSION
/DEPENDENT cog
/METHOD=ENTER time
/OUTFILE=COVB('D:\alda\fig3_3.sav').
GET FILE='D:\alda\fig3_3.sav'.
FILTER OFF.
USE ALL.
SELECT IF(rowtype_ = "EST").
EXECUTE .
examine variables=const_ time/plot=stemleaf.
Constant
Constant Stem-and-Leaf Plot
Frequency Stem & Leaf
1.00 Extremes (=<57)
1.00 7 . 6
2.00 8 . 23
2.00 8 . 89
3.00 9 . 344
12.00 9 . 555666779999
8.00 10 . 01222233
14.00 10 . 55556688899999
19.00 11 . 0000111222223333444
13.00 11 . 5666677778888
8.00 12 . 01122344
11.00 12 . 55556778899
5.00 13 . 00244
4.00 13 . 5689
Stem width: 10.00 Each leaf: 1 case(s)
TIME
TIME Stem-and-Leaf Plot
Frequency Stem & Leaf
6.00 -4 . 111344
3.00 -3 . 789
12.00 -3 . 000001223344
13.00 -2 . 5566777789999
14.00 -2 . 00001111222344
14.00 -1 . 55666677888899
13.00 -1 . 0001122233334
14.00 -0 . 56777788889999
7.00 -0 . 2334444
3.00 0 . 134
2.00 0 . 79
1.00 1 . 0
1.00 Extremes (>=20)
Stem width: 10.00 Each leaf: 1 case(s)
Figure 3.4, page 59
igraph /x1=var(age) type=scale /y=var(cog) type=scale /style= var(id) /panel=var(program) /title 'Figure 3.4' /scalerange=var(cog) min=50 max=150 /fitline method=regression linear line=total meffect.
Table 3.3, page 69. Notice the warning message from SPSS output. The variance-covariance matrix is problematic. We haven't been able to coerce SPSS to converge to the right variance-covariance matrix on this model.
compute time1 = age - 1. execute. mixed cog with time1 program /print = solution /method = ml /fixed = time1 program time1*program /random intercept time1 | subject(id) covtype(un).
Figure 3.5, page 71
mixed cog with time1 program /method = ml /fixed = time1 program time1*program /random intercept time1 | subject(id) covtype(un) /save = fixpred(pred).
GRAPH /SCATTERPLOT(BIVAR)=age WITH pred BY program.
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