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What’s new in IBM SPSS Statistics 30.0.0

By Indira Kumar posted Mon September 30, 2024 07:35 AM

  

What’s new in IBM SPSS Statistics 30.0.0

The IBM SPSS Statistics 30.0.0 comes to you with a new analysis procedure, extensions, feature enhancements, performance improvements, bug fixes, deprecation notice and security updates. This blog shall walk you through the main offerings of this latest version.

Bland Altman Analysis

Bland-Altman analysis is a non-parametric method used to evaluate the agreement between two measurements. This analysis is commonly used to compare a new measurement method against another one or a reference standard. The method involves plotting the differences between the two measurements on the ordinate (Y) axis against the corresponding values on the abscissa (X) axis. The resulting plot is called a Bland-Altman plot.

The Bland-Altman plot shows the difference between the two measurements as a function of the mean value. Points that lie above the line indicate that the second measurement tends to be higher than the first, while points below the line indicate that the second measurement tends to be lower than the first.

To run the Bland Altman Analysis, go to Analyze > Descriptive Statistics > Bland Altman Analysis...

Running Bland Atman Analysis

Normality Tests and Plots

Normality tests are used to determine whether a data set follows a normal distribution, and to assess the degree of departure from normality. Univariate normality tests check whether a single variable follows a normal distribution, while multivariate normality tests check whether multiple variables follow a joint normal distribution. 

Normality analysis in the IBM SPSS Statistics 30.0.0, is added as a built-in extension which includes new, existing, and enhanced tests and plots, all in one place. You can download the Normality Analysis extension from the Extension Hub.

To use the Normality analysis tests and plots, go to Analyze > Descriptive Statistics > Normality Analysis

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Feature enhancements

Dark Mode Feature: IBM SPSS Statistics 30.0.0 is now available in dark mode. In the settings, go to 'Look and feel', and select 'Dark Mode' from the drop-down menu.

Enable Dark Mode Feature
Enabling Darkmode Feature

Improvement on 4k HD Monitor for Windows: The Text scaling field that is added to the General settings, allows users to change the font size in high-resolution display monitors in Windows. This resolves the fuzziness of font while users view charts on high-resolution monitors.

Text scaling

Redesigned status bar and enhanced toolbar icons

  • The processor pane now has a new option to stop the processor if it is busy. In the event of a crash, you are prompted to confirm restarting the application.
  • Click the active OMS Pane to trigger a confirmation dialog to stop the OMS processes.
  • Click the filter pane and user confirmation is requested to remove any active filters
  • If you have multiple open windows, click Designate Window to set a Syntax window, Output window, or Workbook window as the designated window.

Changes in Store File To Repository option: Store File To Repository is available only for the drop-down file extension formats .sav and .zsav in distributed mode and single seat mode on Mac and Windows.

New app icons in MAC

New app icons are launched for SPSS Statistics, Python, R, and the Student Integrated version.

New Icons for SPSS Statistics

Deprecation

Version 30.0.0 onwards, Open SSL 1.1 is deprecated and support for the version will be removed from future releases.

Apart from the above, IBM SPSS Statistics, version 30.0.0, also includes JRE & R upgrades and quite a few fixes.

To check out all that is new in IBM SPSS Statistics, version 30.0.0, click What’s New.

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Tue October 15, 2024 01:40 AM

@Antonio Peregrino 

Please double-check that both your laptop and desktop are using the same version of SPSS, as 'Normality Analysis' is only available for SPSS version 30.
 
Also, since you installed XQuartz on your laptop before adding 'Normality Analysis,' it’s important to do the same on your desktop. The extension depends on XQuartz to work properly.

Sun October 13, 2024 06:47 PM

Dear Indira. I Installed "Normality Analysis" in my laptop (MacOS Sequoia) installing xQuartz before. But in my desktop, I installed in the extension "Normality Analysis"(MacOS Sequoia) a extension of Jon H Peck called STATS NORMALITY ANALYSIS and then the submenu "Normality Analysis" go out from my menu Analise - Descriptive. I can't install "Normality Analysis" from Extension Hubs (the box doesn't permit). Do you know what should I do? I don't know what to do? I even don't know how to uninstall bundle extension from John Peck. Thank you so much. Antonio Peregrino. From Brazil aperegrino@me.com