Glm Stat X 5.7.7
Glm Stat X
Science & Math · v5.7.7
| Filename | glm-stat-x-577.hqx |
|---|---|
| Size | 1,737.1 KB (1778764 bytes) |
| Developer | Ken Beath |
| Mac OS | Mac OS X |
| Downloads | 22 |
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About
GLMStat X is a MacOS X statistical program for analysing generalised linear models. It provides a macintosh interface and includes many of the features of other programs. Features of GLMStat are
- spreadsheet style data entry - factors may be represented as either integers or strings (categories) - Normal, Poisson, Binomial and Gamma models with appropriate links and specification of convergence and aliasing parameters - Scatter and Residual plots - Matrix scatterplots - Box and Whisker plots - Frequency distribution histograms - Descriptive statistics. - Output of deviance, parameter estimates, residuals and parameter correlations - Saving of data files complete with all model specifications. - printing of data, graph and results. - Missing values - Online Help (under the apple menu) and a brief User Manual. - Transcript window to display output of previous commands - almost fully Applescriptable and recordable with access to some data structures - includes example data files for most examples in two of the texts. - Individual licences available for $US25. 10 User Site Licences $US100. Site licences $US200. World site licence $US500. Payment in $US through Kagi Shareware. - Registration includes free upgrades to version 6.x
Unregistered copies are fully functional except that Save and Save As and copying of graphs and results are disabled.
Version 5.7.7 - fixed a version number and documentation problems
This is a free upgrade to all GLMStat registrations.
Current versions of GLMStat are always available at http://www.ozemail.com.au/~kjbeath/glmstat.html
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