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A blog dedicated to my obsession with buying in the Sacramento housing market
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- The Weekly Screen Scrape - Mind the Gap
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2 comments:
Ave Buyer,
I answered you question on the stats and gave you a couple of links. What are you hoping to run the data in SAS, SPSS, or some monster program like M Plus?
Not sure, I haven't see the data yet. Usually when I need to do serious stats, beyond what the Excel record lmitiation (I hear that goes away with the next release) I use JMP which is a smaller more user friendly version of SAS (same company though).
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