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16:24 Apr 15, 2008 |
English to Croatian translations [PRO] Medical - Mathematics & Statistics | |||||||
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3 +1 | postupci brisanja po popisu i po parovima |
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postupci brisanja po popisu i po parovima Explanation: Po mom mišljenju, ovaj prijevod je odgovarajući. Nažalost, nisam našao odgovarajuće citate na hrvatskom. Evo par citata na engleskom kako biste vidjeli o čemu se radi: Listwise deletion – SPSS will not include cases (subjects) that have missing values on the variable(s) under analysis. If you are only analyzing one variable, then listwise deletion is simply analyzing the existing data. If you are analyzing multiple variables, then listwise deletion removes cases (subjects) if there is a missing value on any of the variables. The disadvantage is a loss of data because you are removing all data from subjects who may have answered some of the questions, but not others (e.g., the missing data). Pairwise deletion – SPSS will include all available data. Unlike listwise deletion which removes cases (subjects) that have missing values on any of the variables under analysis, pairwise deletion only removes the specific missing values from the analysis (not the entire case). In other words, all available data is included. For example: If you are conducting a correlation on multiple variables, then SPSS will conduct the bivariate correlation between all available data points, and ignore only those missing values if they exist on some variables. In this case, pairwise deletion will result in different sample sizes for each correlation. Pairwise deletion is useful when sample size is small or missing values are large because there are not many values to begin with, so why omit even more with listwise deletion. http://www.psychwiki.com/wiki/Dealing_with_Missing_Data The most obvious method for dealing with incomplete data is to let the computer program discard all cases with any missing values and then use the remaining records to compute results. For most statistical programs, this occurs by default. However, a serious limitation of this approach is that relevant data are frequently discarded (Kim & Curry, 1977; Raymond & Roberts, 1987). Pairwise deletion is an attractive alternative when there are a small number of missing cases on each variable relative to the total sample size, and a large number of variables are involved (Kim & Curry, 1977). With this piecemeal method, all available observations for each particular variable are used to compute means and variances, while all available pairs of values are used to compute covariances (Raymond & Robert, 1987). Thus, correlations are computed using only those observations that have nonmissing values on both variables. http://ericae.net/ft/tamu/cool1.pdf |
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