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Simstat 2.6
Statistical analysis with data and output toolsSIMSTAT is a statistical analysis program with a spreadsheet-style data editor, data import and transformation tools, chart controls, and a Results Notebook for organizing output. Its scripting window records and reruns commands to support repeatable work. It can import data from spreadsheet, database, text and SPSS formats.
Simstat 2.6 details
| Author: | Kovach Computing Services |
| License: | Demo |
| Price: | $695.00 |
| Released: | Oct 15, 2015 |
| File size: | 7.90 MB |
| Downloads: | 506 |
| Keywords: | analyze data, Simstat software, data analyzer, x64 architecture, statistical analyses, analyses, results notebook software, statistical data analysis, statistical analysis tool, statistical, statistical data editor, user-friendly interface, statistical analysis scripts, Kovach Computing Services, analyzer, Windows 10 compatible, simstat statistics software, data analysis program |
| Author URL: | http://www.kovcomp.co.uk |
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Simstat for Windows 10 - Full description
SIMSTAT is a statistical analysis program for researchers, analysts and other users who need to organize data, run analyses and keep results together. Its spreadsheet-style data window supports entering, browsing and editing records, while separate windows handle statistical output, charts and commands. The program is designed to make both data preparation and the review of analysis results part of one working environment.
Data can be imported from DBF, comma- or tab-separated text, Excel, Lotus 1-2-3, Symphony, Quattro Pro, Paradox and SPSS formats. In the data editor, variable and value labels help clarify what fields and codes represent, and up to three missing values can be defined. Users can filter records with xBase expressions, sort by one or more variables, and transform, recode or rank data. More than 50 transformation functions cover tasks including statistical and trigonometric calculations and random-number generation; conditional transformations can apply changes only to records that meet a specified condition.
Analysis output is collected in a Results Notebook, with each analysis placed on its own page. Pages can be edited or annotated, and blank pages provide room for interpretation, notes or an analysis plan. Tabs divide the notebook into sections, while its automatically generated index helps locate, rearrange or remove pages. This makes it easier to revisit results and preserve context instead of relying on a separate collection of output files and notes.
SIMSTAT also provides a chart window for viewing high-resolution graphics and adjusting axes, labels, legends, colors and line drawing. Charts can be saved as Windows Metafiles or copied to the clipboard as pictures, Windows Metafiles or tab-separated values. The script window accepts commands entered by the user, read from files or generated by the program. Recording commands creates a log of work that can be run again, supporting repeatable analyses and reducing the need to re-enter command sequences. The program's scripting language is also intended for automating analysis and creating small applications, tutorials and computer-assisted interviewing systems.
SIMSTAT is commercial software offered as a demo. It is a Windows desktop application, with Windows 10 included among its supported systems. The combination of data import, transformation, analysis output, chart controls and scripting suits projects where users need to prepare datasets, review findings and retain a record of their analytical workflow.