Thanks in advance!
I was never taught bootstrapping in my Research Methods of Political Science class, so when I was messing around with SPSS today, I saw it and it intrigued me. I read all about it, but I can't seem to make it work at all. I tried to bootstrap in linear regression and with only one variable in Descriptive Statistics/Frequencies, but no matter how many values the variable/s have, I keep getting this message: "Command: FREQUENCIES
No bootstrap because noninteger weights...". I tried ordinal, interval (like age) and nominal variables, and nothing. I tried in NES2008 (National Election Survey), GSS2008 (General Social Survey) and several others. What am I doing wrong? Oh, and I still have my textbooks, but they don't mention bootstrapping at all from what I've found. I've also watched like 3 videos and followed other tutorials, but I did not find which type of variable will actually work.
Thanks again.
I was never taught bootstrapping in my Research Methods of Political Science class, so when I was messing around with SPSS today, I saw it and it intrigued me. I read all about it, but I can't seem to make it work at all. I tried to bootstrap in linear regression and with only one variable in Descriptive Statistics/Frequencies, but no matter how many values the variable/s have, I keep getting this message: "Command: FREQUENCIES
No bootstrap because noninteger weights...". I tried ordinal, interval (like age) and nominal variables, and nothing. I tried in NES2008 (National Election Survey), GSS2008 (General Social Survey) and several others. What am I doing wrong? Oh, and I still have my textbooks, but they don't mention bootstrapping at all from what I've found. I've also watched like 3 videos and followed other tutorials, but I did not find which type of variable will actually work.
Thanks again.