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Article #639Can Any body Help? Nonparametrics and forecasting
From: morgoth
Date: Sun, 04 Oct 1992 23:38
Date: Sun, 04 Oct 1992 23:38
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To all who read this - First Thanks. Second - Can you help me with a problem. I am looking at non-parametric statistical methods for a study. Currently I am looking at using the nonparametric derivative of Lisral or Confirmatory Factor analysis. If there are any other methods that come to mind please let me know. I using this for a study that has a survey and uses the a yes/no format for the answers. Second problem. I am looking at what is available in forecasting packages in the PC format? any thing considered at the moment. Must be able to perform sales forecasting. Thanks All, Mike Speed,
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