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Nic
Nic
Level I

How to use correctly "Group Y by..." option in "Fit Y by X" platform?

How to use correctly "Group Y by..." option in "Fit Y by X" platform?

 

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Jeff_Perkinson
Community Manager Community Manager

Re: How do I get "Group Y by..." option in "Fit Y by X" platform (why it doesn't work)

Can you explain how it's not working for you? The Group By option will cause the Fit commands to perform one fit for each level of the grouping variable.

 

I used your data table and and ran Fit Y by X with myX and myY respectively.

2022-10-07_14-40-23.960.png

Then I chose the "Group By..." option from the Bivariate menu and used Name as the Grouping variable.

2022-10-07_14-41-15.973.png 2022-10-07_14-41-25.746.png

Then fit a line and got this result:

2022-10-07_14-41-44.993.png 2022-10-07_14-41-54.477.png

-Jeff

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statman
Super User

Re: How do I get "Group Y by..." option in "Fit Y by X" platform (why it doesn't work)

First,  welcome to the community.

 

Use the Group by when running the platform Fit Y by X.  I have added the script to your data table.

 

"All models are wrong, some are useful" G.E.P. Box
Nic
Nic
Level I

Re: How do I get "Group Y by..." option in "Fit Y by X" platform (why it doesn't work)

What am I doing wrong?

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Jeff_Perkinson
Community Manager Community Manager

Re: How do I get "Group Y by..." option in "Fit Y by X" platform (why it doesn't work)

Can you explain how it's not working for you? The Group By option will cause the Fit commands to perform one fit for each level of the grouping variable.

 

I used your data table and and ran Fit Y by X with myX and myY respectively.

2022-10-07_14-40-23.960.png

Then I chose the "Group By..." option from the Bivariate menu and used Name as the Grouping variable.

2022-10-07_14-41-15.973.png 2022-10-07_14-41-25.746.png

Then fit a line and got this result:

2022-10-07_14-41-44.993.png 2022-10-07_14-41-54.477.png

-Jeff