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Date:         Wed, 16 Aug 2006 08:15:24 +0100
Reply-To:     kornbrot <d.e.kornbrot@herts.ac.uk>
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From:         kornbrot <d.e.kornbrot@herts.ac.uk>
Subject:      Re: Plotting
Comments: To: Gene Maguin <emaguin@buffalo.edu>
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I do that a lot Once you have saved the predicted values Main tab Graphs>Interactive>Scatter Y-axis = predicted X-axis = covariate Colour [or line if its for publication & needs to be b&w]= factor variable Options tab top: Choose regression as function bottom: tick Œseparate lines; untick Œgroupš NB these can be changed afterwards by double clicking on the grpah produced

100% agree with you that its ridiculous that you canšt get this in GLM direct

Best Diana

On 15/8/06 20:00, "Gene Maguin" <emaguin@buffalo.edu> wrote:

> All, > > This is branching off type follow-up on my earlier question about how to get > GLM to plot what I think the documentation says it should be able to do. I > taken a different tack. > > Predicted values can be saved from either GLM or the analysis can be recast > as a regression and solved using the regression procedure and predictec > values saved from there. However, how do I get a plot that shows the within > group regression line for each group. Background: My model has a single > between factor and one covariate. Thus what I want to see is a plot of > covariate by DV for each value of my 'by' variable and all on a single plot > so that I can see where lines cross. I think I have run through the options > on spss but maybe not. Graph will do scatterplots but there is no provision > for a by variable and no provision for showing a regression line. Igraph is > basically the same but although a by variable can be specified, it produces > panels. Useless to me. > > Thanks, Gene Maguin >

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