good statistics program - (Oct/17/2007 )

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Would someone please recommend me a good statistics program?

Thanks in advance.

-Minnie Mouse-

I always use SPSS. The only problem is that you need to know the theory of statistics and the tests, because otherwise there are just too many possibilities (you need to know which test you have to use).
An other program that is bit like excel but with more statistic possibilities is Kyplot (you can also make nice high resolution graphs with this program, better than in spss)

-aspergillie-

I agree, SPSS is pretty good, although hard to work with without some training...

-erica arborea-

how about statistica?

-mdfenko-

Prism ?

-scolix-

SPSS is pretty good.

-may_2007-

If you don't know much about statistics I would suggest you use Prism as it is easy to use, makes nice graphs and has a very good handbook!

-krümelmonster-

QUOTE (mdfenko @ Oct 18 2007, 01:17 PM)

how about statistica?

We just got Statistica at work. I haven't tried it out yet, have you much experience with it?
From the grumbling I hear coming from the Biostatistian's area I am beginning to think it may not be "user friendly".

-Tsunade Sai-

QUOTE (erica arborea @ Oct 18 2007, 08:12 PM)

I agree, SPSS is pretty good, although hard to work with without some training...

Yeah..SPSS is widely used...but there are also some others that can be used. I agree with erica...it's hard to deal and understand...really need expert help and guidance.

-cheerioet83-

QUOTE (Tsunade Sai @ Oct 21 2007, 05:27 PM)

i have a very old version of statistica and don't really use it. back then you needed the manual (and maybe an additional book) to attempt to master it. as with anything else, if you use it regularly it will get easier.

-mdfenko-

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