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PASW Statistics 18.0 (SPSS Statistics) New Features
SPSS has announced the new features that they plan to the upcoming release of PASW Statistics 18 (formerly know as SPSS Statistics 18, or SPSS Base). Continue reading
SPSS 18 New Features Survey
SPSS has been conducting a survey for the last couple of weeks to help them develop SPSS Statistics 18 (the “new” name of what has formerly just been known as SPSS 17). One generally imagines that the questions that are … Continue reading