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Official SPSS Blog · 03/11/2009 01:53 PM, Analysis
If you are using SPSS and you aren’t keeping up with Jon Peck and the gang at SPSS Inside Out, then you are indeed missing a treat.
Some recent posts:
A Lesson about Optimization
Python and Productivity
Stylin’
Viewer Outline and Title Content and Formatting
Maps are Just Another Element
In fact, even if you aren’t using SPSS, it’s worth looking at what they are doing. They talk about Python, R, Visualization, all the cool stuff. Highly recommended.
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I’m running SPPS Statistics 17 and am getting a new computer. Does SPSS do better with more RAM or a Faster Chip?
— Patrick Gelderman Apr 10, 12:58 PM #
I would go with more ram over faster chip at this point. The more data SPSS can keep in memory, the faster it will run. Note that 32-bit systems are limited to 3.5gb of available memory, so you won’t benefit by going over 4 with 32bit Windows. Linux (under some conditions) and 64bit Windows running appropriate versions can utilize more memory above the 4gb limit.
— Michael Wexler Apr 10, 01:12 PM #