Analysis of longitudinal data from animals with missing values using SPSS

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Denise A Duricki
Sara Soleman
Lawrence D F Moon
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[1] Wolfson Centre for Age-Related Diseases,
[2] King's College London,undefined
[3] Centre for Integrative Biology,undefined
[4] King's College London,undefined
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Nature Protocols | 2016年 / 11卷
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This protocol provides an easy-to-use, click-by-click guide for the analysis of longitudinal data from animals in SPSS. The authors use the MIXED procedure to deal with instances in which data are missing, by fitting linear models with general error covariance structures.
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页码:1112 / 1129
页数:17
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