DataPlus Download

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About DataPlus:

DataPlus is an application for the statistical and visual analysis of scientific data. It allows the detailed examination of relationships among elements within and across sets of scientific data by the use of interlinked statistical tables and graphs.

The roots of DataPlus go back to 1980, when I was programming the Apple II in 6502 assembly code. The concept was for a multilayed approach to analyzing laboratory or other data, where a combination of interacting statistical tables and graphs allow the user to more readily determine what the true interrelationships of the data actually were. The project was originally started so that I would have a set of analytical tools for my own use in my consulting and R&D business. I owe a great deal of my success to these tools, and now that my time is less limited, I wanted to polish them a little and pass them on for others to use.


Details about this version:

The applications have been broken up into separate packages, and a download manager page was added. Online documentation is also available off of the "screenshot" page.


Related Links:

• MDInventions Web Page

Submitted On:

16 Mar 2001

Submitted By:

Karl vom Dorff (karl)

Submitted On:

05 Oct 2008

File Size:

733.55 Kb

Downloads:

55

License:

Freeware

File Version:

2.1.5

File Author:

http://bebits.com/devprofile/556

File HomePage:

Click to visit site

Rating:

Total Votes:0

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0 # RE: DataPlus — Meanwhile 2010-08-09 04:08

Seems to work, but you need the right files (plus some understanding) to test it fully. Anyone?

 

 

0 # RE: DataPlus — andrewzx1 2010-08-09 07:18

Maybe study regression and correlation statistics? Looks like original site is gone.

 

 

0 # RE: DataPlus — Meanwhile 2010-08-09 07:42

Heh, I'm afraid I don't have the right type brain for that.
And clicking on "Click to visit site" leads to what was the original site; there's been a rearrangement, that's all. IIRC correctly the developer even told me so in an e-mail long ago.

 

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