In this series of blog posts we look at working with R in SPSS. We begin by exploring the basics of running R code in SPSS syntax and finish up illustrating how you can create your own SPSS custom dialogs based on R code.
In this four-part blog series, we’re going to take a look at working with R in SPSS. We’ll begin by exploring the basics of running R procedures in SPSS syntax and end up showing you how to create your own SPSS custom dialogs based on R code. We’re able to run R code in SPSS …
In the previous blog post, we looked at the basics of running R procedures in SPSS syntax. In this post, we’re going to explore how to work with R packages. Packages are collections of functions and pre-built compiled code that enable R users to carry out a vast range of analytical and data manipulation tasks. …
Working with R in SPSS Part 2 – Working with R Packages Read More »
Previously, we explored how to install and load an R package to generate correlograms by executing R code within SPSS syntax. In this post, we’re going to look at how we can build a custom dialog in SPSS Statistics that encapsulates much of our previously created code and allows us to share the procedure with …
Working with R in SPSS Part 3 – Creating Custom Dialogs Read More »
In the previous blog post, we created a basic custom dialog using R code in SPSS Statistics that allowed us to generate a visual representation of a correlation matrix i.e., a correlogram. In this final posting, we will see how to add a number of additional elements that control the styling and appearance of the …
Working with R in SPSS Part 4 – Adding options to Custom Dialogs Read More »
