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From: bkuo@nunki.usc.edu (Benjamin Kuo)
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Subject: Re: Statistics Applications
Keywords: MYSTAT
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Date: 26 Oct 90 17:41:49 GMT
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You're in luck. The people who make SYSTAT for the Mac/PC/etc have a 
"personal" version of SYSTAT for some measly-odd $5, called "MYSTAT".
It doesn't have all the bells and whistles (of course), but it has
all the simple regression stuff, ANOVA, etc. that most students will use.
As for Statview, it's a good program -- even the older version which
existed around the time of the 512... It's cheaper, but it offers most
of the functionality you'd use.

I do not claim to know anything about statistical analysis, but I'm
basically repeating what my father (who teaches a class on statistics
using the Mac) has told me. (He uses StatView in his classes... But a
mainframe for his real research...)
 
Benjamin Kuo