Advanced Statistical Analysis in IBM SPSS Statistics

In IBM SPSS Statistics, you can work inside a single, integrated interface to run descriptive statistics, regression, advanced statistics, and machine learning models. You can create publication-ready charts, tables, and decision trees in one tool. IBM SPSS Statistics is easy to use, provides analysis automation, comprehensive statistical tools, integration with open source, and help at your fingertips. Recent changes have also included a complete visual and statistical overview of data in a new tab within the user interface. 

To improve your experience using IBM SPSS Statistics, the Version 1 SPSS experts provide Statistics training, offering both express and longer courses. Training can also be customised for individual users and groups. Investing in training improves and extends your knowledge of statistical analysis and machine learning methods, in combination with maximising your usage of this powerful tool.  

IBM SPSS is a comprehensive statistical platform. Users can bring data into Statistics, examine it, transform it, and run basic and advanced statistical analyses. In this two-day course we will examine advanced statistical analysis with Statistics. The course will start will understanding data types and the types of analyses per each data type. Discriminant analysis and logistic regression will be discussed, followed by survival analysis cluster and factor analysis, MANOVA and repeated measures ANOVA. Each section will explain the technique, when to use it and how to set up the analysis in IBM SPSS Statistics. Examining and interpreting the output will also be reviewed.

This course will cover the following topics:

• Exploring relationships between variables
• Discriminant analysis
• Logistic regression (Binary & Multinomial)
• Survival Analysis
• Cluster & Factor Analysis
• MANOVA: multivariate analysis of variance
• Repeated Measures ANOVA

Course attendees will receive a manual and sampled data files at the completion of this course.

Best for: Analysts and researchers who are familiar with SPSS and want to expand their knowledge by learning the most widely used advanced statistical analysis techniques.