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"I am enormously impressed by what SYSTAT Software, Inc. has accomplished in this new version. The documentation has been completely revised and updated. The interface has been improved to make SYSTAT faster and easier to use but no less powerful. Most importantly, SYSTAT Software, Inc. has added significant new statistical modules. The statistical sophistication of these new modules reflects the leadership of Professor Thriyambakam Krishnan, as well as a team of Ph.D. and M.S. statisticians that is larger than the one we had working on the original SYSTAT. Having an internationally recognized statistician guiding future development of SYSTAT gives me confidence. I use SYSTAT every day for my own research and I am upgrading to Version 11."
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-- Leland Wilkinson, Ph.D., Original creator of SYSTAT. |
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"SYSTAT is elegant, easy to use and offers options for analysis and graphics that are intuitively laid out. It gives us sophisticated statistical analysis and we don't have to spend a lifetime getting it."
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-- Alan Natapoff, Research Scientist, The Man-Vehicle Laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Center for Space Research. |
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"SYSTAT software is one of the most powerful statistical analysis packages available today. The software's capabilities, such as hypothesis testing and multivariate analyses, are critical components that facilitate my research and contribute to understanding the results."
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-- Ty Vaughn, Research Scientist, Monsanto Company. |
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"Systat has put a tremendous effort into developing version 11."
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-- Pete Raimondi, Marine Ecologist, University of California at Santa Cruz. |
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"That such a complex application as SYSTAT can be so easily mastered is probably the program's greatest strength." -- Science Magazine, March 1999.
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"Over the years, products like...SYSTAT by SPSS, ...have come to include an incredible number of features and procedures."
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-- IEEE Spectrum, January 1999 |
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"For most statistical tests that arise from chemical data, the more familiar plots automatically produced by SYSTAT's QuickGraphs provide excellent visual summaries."
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-- Charles Seiter, Computers in Chemistry, November 2000. |
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"I have had considerable success with SYSTAT as a teaching tool in introductory undergraduate statistics. Students pick SYSTAT up quickly, and I do not spend inordinate amounts of time teaching them the mechanics of the package. In fact, with SYSTAT, I spend less time with the mechanics of computation than with any other approach I've tried. Meanwhile, they are introduced to a powerful, professional level statistics package that will be useful to them in their other courses, and quite likely well into their professional careers."
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-- Robert Madden, professor of biology, Marymount College. |
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