Free Statistics Software

"Prognosis" is a new econometric software. A free evaluation copy can be downloaded from www.profiware.com (use menu "Products"). * Sent from AltaVista http://www.altavista.com Where you can also find related Web Pages, Images, Audios, Videos, News, and Shopping. Smart is Beautiful

Re: Recommendation for Statistics Software? Try Fathom

-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jan de Leeuw Sent: 29 June 2000 02:29 To: tony685; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Recommendation for Statistics Software? I'm looking for a high

RE: Recommendation for Statistics Software? Try Fathom

n de Leeuw Sent: 29 June 2000 02:29 To: tony685; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Recommendation for Statistics Software? I'm looking for a high-quality statistical analysis package with 'many' capabilities and whose price is $1500. Any opinions?

Re: Recommendation for Statistics Software?

Jerry Dallal wrote: So, here's my official opinion--get whatever your colleagues are using! Or follow the advice of Justin Wilson...the kinda wine you buy is the kinda wine you like. You aren't going to know what kinda wine to buy until you taste and compare. Some of the major players

Re: Recommendation for Statistics Software?

Warren wrote: Jerry Dallal wrote: So, here's my official opinion--get whatever your colleagues are using! Or follow the advice of Justin Wilson...the kinda wine you buy is the kinda wine you like. You aren't going to know what kinda wine to buy until you taste and compare. True.

Re: Recommendation for Statistics Software?

tony685 wrote: Hi, I'm looking for a high-quality statistical analysis package with 'many' capabilities and whose price is $1500. Any opinions? Thanks. Unfortunately, you've asked the equivalent of "What car should I buy for under $25k (US)." There are many excellent choices in your

Looking for a statistics software catalog that I used to get (Scientific Software?)

I used to receive a catalog (I believe it was called "Scientific Software" or "Scientific and Engineering Solutions" or something like that) that sold products such as Gauss, SAS, and MathCad. Is this catalog still available? Does anyone have their phone number? Do they have a web site? Thanks

Re: Statistics Software

Also have a look at Analyse-it for Microsoft Excel. Analyse-it includes multiple linear regression analysis, ANOVAs, chi-square and much much more. You can download a free 30-day evaluation and test-drive it with your own data from: http://www.analyse-it.com/

Re: Statistics Software

In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] says... Shana Mueller wrote: I am looking for a stastical software package I have only used the JMP software (mostly for Design of Experiments) in the past but am looking for software that will not only help in planning experiments, but

Re: Statistics Software

Shana Mueller wrote: I am looking for a stastical software package I have only used the JMP software (mostly for Design of Experiments) in the past but am looking for software that will not only help in planning experiments, but also one in which I can input my data from Excel, do

Re: Statistics Software

Thanks for all your suggestions!!! Thomas Gatliffe wrote: You didn't mention any cost constraints but a really good inexpensive package is the NCSS program. It can read Excel and many data formats from other stat programs, too. Takes a little while to get used to but has really nice

Re: Statistics Software

Personally, I think Minitab would serve your needs very well Shana Mueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... Hi, I am looking for a stastical software package I have only used the JMP software (mostly for Design of Experiments) in the past but

Statistics Software

Hi, I am looking for a stastical software package I have only used the JMP software (mostly for Design of Experiments) in the past but am looking for software that will not only help in planning experiments, but also one in which I can input my data from Excel, do regression analysis and be

Re: Statistics Software

FIRST you might want to have a look at clay helberg's great page ... and follow the link on the left to Software .. http://www.execpc.com/~helberg/statframes.html there are many packages that will easily do what you want ... minitab is one ... you can download a free full version for 30 days

Re: Statistics Software

You didn't mention any cost constraints but a really good inexpensive package is the NCSS program. It can read Excel and many data formats from other stat programs, too. Takes a little while to get used to but has really nice customizable graphics that can be output in rtf (rich text format)