Analyse> Classify> Discriminate

Dialogue Box >

1) Category Variable (enter the category variable), click Define range> max
2, min 1

2) Independent Variable (enter the rest), select use step wise method
3) Statistics>
i) Descriptives: Select Means, Univariate Anovas, Boxs M
ii) Function Co-efficients: Fishers
iii) Matrices: Select Within-group correlation, Total covariance
iv) Click Continue.

4) Method: Do not disturb any fucking thing over here niggah so click
Continue

5) Classify:
i) Prior Probabilities: as it is
ii) Display: Select Case-wise Results, Summary table
iii) Click Continue

6) Save: Do not do anything

7) OK: Click

CORRELATION MATRIX

Correlation matrix says which pairs have high or low

correlation.
We dont expect all the variables which are having high
correlations to be present in the final analysis.

GROUP STATISTICS

As per group statistics table, the mean values for this variable
for group 1 & group 2 are as follows.

ANOVA

Identify which variable is not significant (greater than .05) &

significant (less than .05)
Looking at the significant value column we identify that the
following variable has their significant values have higher the .
05 and they are not significant.
On the other hand the remaining variable has significant
values less than .05 and hence they are significant in the
ANOVA Test.

CLASSIFICATION ACCURACY RESULT

WILKS LAMBDA
Used for distinguishing between set of variables which are
actually contributing to final discriminant analysis.
Significance gives us an assurance about how the analysis is
going on, significance less than .05 indicates that the analysis
is good enough to distinguish between two groups and a
significance more than .05 shows the analysis is not strong
enough.

LOG DETERMINANT
It is the value of the logarithm of the co-variance matrix
determinants. This is used to get an understanding on how
strongly or weakly the variables are related. Log determinant
should always be much higher than do not complete and
covariance of group1 should be much higher of group2.