StatPlus 2008 Portable 5.2.0.0
| Developer: |
AnalystSoft (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/NT 4.x/XP/2000/2003/ Tablet PC Edition 2005/ Media Center Edition 2005/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Ba |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$180 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 20.33 MB |
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No need to carry a mainframe computer to perform a complex statistical analysis when you visit a remote lab. Even a notebook computer is no longer necessary with StatPlus Portable 2008. You only need a light and extremely compact USB flash drive. Plug it into any PC in the lab, and get your customary workplace in a matter of minutes!
Have the full power of a professionally developed and precise statistical package always with you. Perform a statistical analysis on-the-fly without carrying a powerful, bulky computer with you all the time. This portable version is able to run from a flash memory stick, and does not require installation to the host PC.
Despite its light designation, StatPlus Portable 2008 is a fully featured, powerful data analysis product. It performs all types of analysis, from very basics to complex procedures such as GLM ANOVA, non-parametric and regression analysis, Probit analysis and Latin squares analysis.
Get consistent, repeatable, ISO compliant results every time you perform an analysis. StatPlus is fully standardized and complies with the strict ISO standards such as ISO2602:1980, ISO 2854:1976, and ISO 3207:1975. Import and export to popular products such as Microsoft Excel and StatSoft Statistica makes StatPlus even more compatible.
Statistical analysis tools such as StatPlus are not for everyone. Heavy-duty packages carry high costs and steep learning curves. With StatPlus you can forget about the learning curve thanks to its intuitive, spreadsheet-like user interface that is as easy to use as MS Excel.
Are you working in a lab or studying for your PhD? With its highly affordable price tag and available student and academic discounts, StatPlus Portable 2008 makes a perfect tool for industrial workers as well as university students and teachers.
Download your free evaluation copy, and get a complete statistical package at a fraction of the price of the bigger counterparts! |
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