HLM

HLM by Scientific Software International is a package that does Multilevel Models that are also often called Hierarchical Linear Models (HLMs).

Summary

HLM (Hierarchical Linear Modeling) is a statistical software package used to analyze multilevel models, such as data structured by students within classrooms within schools. It is developed by Scientific Software International and is commonly used in education, social sciences, and other fields where nested data structures occur.

Prerequisites

• UT NetID
• Affiliation with a UT campus (UTK, UTC, UTHSC, or UT-Southern)
• A Windows computer (HLM is Windows‑based)

Instructions

HLM allows researchers to build and analyze multilevel regression models. These models help identify how relationships differ across levels, such as individuals within groups or groups within larger systems.

To learn more about HLM, including when to use it, where to run it, and how to get help:

• Visit the HLM product page
• View UTK OIT’s HLM information

Troubleshooting

• If you cannot access UTK OIT’s HLM page, verify that you are logged in with your UT NetID.
• HLM may require additional configuration depending on your research environment or data structure.

Additional Notes

• HLM is widely used for hierarchical and nested data analysis.
• Support resources and training materials are available through UTK OIT.

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