Sure. Best wishes, David Booth PS attached are a set of notes that may be useful.
Unless there are specific features of the REGRESSION command that you want access to, it would be easier to estimate your model via the UNIANOVA command (Analyze > General Linear Model > Univariate in the GUI). The latter allows you to treat categorical explanatory variables as "fixed factors", which means that SPSS takes care of the dummy-coding internally. (Quantitative variables are "covariates", on the other hand.) Add PARAMETER to the PRINT sub-command if you want a table of coefficients.
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSLVMB_25.0.0/statistics_reference_project_ddita/spss/base/syn_unianova.html
Estimado Abdul Rahman Ramdzan
Hola,
Puede ser más específico en su pregunta?
En el modelo de RLM se puede trabajar variables independientes categorías?
O el SPSS tiene implementado análisis el análisis de RLM con variables independientes categorías?
Mi respuesta es afirmativa, como dice el Sr. Shijun fu debe utilizar el método entre otras posibles opciones, métodos de variables ficticias, antes del análisis de RLM.
Dear Rafael Agustín Aviles Merens ,
could you please provide an answer in english, so that we can all learn from you?
THX!
Dear David Eugene Booth, thank you for the sharing note.
Dear @Shijun, may you elaborate more regarding the method?
Dear @Bruce, thank you for the response. It really help.
Dear @Rafael, like @Rainer said, may you translate your answer, so that we can benefit from your answer. Many thanks.
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