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What does VERNORM do ?
VERNORM is a multiple-purpose program designed to be
used at the beginning of the analysis of a data table. It has been
created to answer general needs concerning input data files. Its name
means VERify and NORMalize; it can transpose a matrix, reformat the
data, add or remove object identifiers (although, on microcomputers,
that function is more easily carried out by spreadsheet programs), draw
histograms, divide variables into classes, standardize data, or
transform them in various ways. VERNORM can handle missing values.
Eliminating rows or columns from a data file can be done by spreadsheet
programs, or through the editors of various types available on
microcomputers; statistical analysis programs can be used to transform
the data in ways not available in VERNORM.
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