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Hi everyone.
I am new to Linux but I am quite motivated to leave Windows environment. I've installed Ubuntu 10.04 on my laptop and I've found almost everything I need ...
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Statistics software for Ubuntu
Hi everyone.
I am new to Linux but I am quite motivated to leave Windows environment. I've installed Ubuntu 10.04 on my laptop and I've found almost everything I need for my activities. However, I encountered a problem very soon.
I am a biology researcher and I very often use statistics softwares such as Sigmastat and Statistica 7.
I have tried to look for statistics packages under Linux but I didn't find anything suitable for my needs (descriptive statistics, t-tests for independent and dependent samples, Mann-Whitney's, Wilcoxon's, ANOVAs, correlation analysis etc).
Can anyone help me in my search? Thank You so much in advance.
Regards.
Stefano Falone
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My preference goes to the R Project as it is totally scriptable and it is in Mandriva's repos. Don't expect a GUI with the R project however.Last edited by nmset; 05-11-2010 at 08:32 PM.
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Until the camel can pass though the eye of the needle.
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It looks like SOFA could make the job
It looks like SOFA could make the job but I've just realized that the software lacks very important features such as repeated measures-based ANOVA analysis.
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