
4. Enter the data. Use a separate row for each individual record and
a separate column for each variable within a record. For example,
a data set containing the height, weight, and age for each of 100
people, would be entered as 100 rows of three columns each.
5. Press (enter! when you’ve finished. The data matrix is now
temporarily stored in SDAT;. To confirm that you want it stored
there, press UK ; to cancel the whole operation, press CFlNCL;
to edit it further, press E
again.
To store the array in i /i 1 / in a different wariable:
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1. Press (r^(STAT) - to open the SING
STATISTICS form. (Actually, you may use any of the STAT
application input forms.) You should see the current statistics
matrix partially displayed in the SDfiT field.
2. Press (nxt 1 CfiLC to bring up the stack.
3. Enter a name for the matrix onto level 1 (using the ’ delimiters),
and press fSTO).
4. Press OK to return to the SINGLE-VARIABLE STATISTICS
To enter statistical data into a matrix:
1. Press matrix) to begin the MatrixWriter.
2. Enter the data. Use a separate row for each individual record and
a separate column for each variable within a record. For example,
a data set containing the height, weight, and age for each of 100
people, would be entered as 100 rows of three columns each.
3. Press (enter) when you’ve finished entering the data.
4. Enter a name for the data matrix onto level 1 of the stack, and
press fSTO ).
T ? cJasfns'aiT s siidrLi. :i’e «-nn'eni .staiisUcs iriEfri'::
1. Press (f^fSTAT 1 OK to open the SINGLE-VAR I ABLE
STATUBTICS form. (Actually, you may use any of the STAT
application input forms.)
2. Optional: If there is already data in the 2DATT field either delete
it (press (del) lm\ ) or save the data by storing it in a variable
first and then deleding it.
3. With the highlight on the ¿DATs field, press CHuO:::J and use the
arrow keys to highlight the matrix you wish to make the current
statistics matrix.
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