This program creates two reports of presentation sequence. The first is original input sequence within KPATH number and the second is KPATH number within original input sequence.
Program Invocation
The specific syntax for program invocation varies between operating systems. This document diplays the code for the AIX version.
opt: T Create file of KPATH numbers ssss: The study number CSf: Input Cluster Solution file CI: Output card image file containing the KPATH numbers TFf: Output Task Factor file
CLUSMAP Control Card
CLUSMAP: cc 01-07 The literal 'CLUSMAP'. study: cc 09-12 The 4-digit study ID for this run. pseq: cc 14-19 The input presentation sequence. title: cc 21-80 The title for the reports.
@codap clusmap - ssss cs100 CLUSMAP ssss PS0002 Example run of CLUSMAP
This example will report two tables showing input sequence within KPATH and KPATH within input sequence. This is the normal use for Case Clustering.
@codap clusmap t ssss cs600 tpath tf600 CLUSMAP ssss PS0002 Example run of CLUSMAP
This example prints the same two reports as in the previous example except it reports "TPATH" which applies to the Task Clustering rather than the Case Clustering. In addition, a task factor (TFnnnn/CPS) will be created. This factor will contain the KPATH numbers for the tasks. This new "Cluster Presentation Sequence" factor (i.e., TPATH) can be used as a sort factor in PRTFAC. Because the 'T' option is used, the card images file KPATHIDS will be created. This file will contain task variable request cards in KPATH order. This file can be used as input to a PRTVAR in order to print a scattergram of raw task response in "TPATH" order.