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Re: S - Environment for Data Analysis

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From: Philip McDunnough
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 18:23
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In article <1992Apr16.144437.22702@athena.mit.edu> gondwana@athena.mit.edu (Matthias G Imhof) writes:
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>did someone successfully implement the S package on a NeXT?
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>                              WHAT IS S?
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>S, a product of AT&T, is an interactive environment for data analysis
>and graphics.  It grew out of the interests and needs of people doing
>statistics research, and it is used extensively by statisticians.

S/New S and S+( the commercial version from Statistical Sciences) are the
main data analysis packages for research level statistics. News S has been
running on the NeXT for some time but what is very exciting is that
Statistical Sciences is porting S+ to the NeXT. They are testing the 
version which uses X11 now. As I understand matters a NeXTSTep version will
be out later this year.

You can get more information about S+ from marvin@statsci.com . This is 
a first rate package. Hopefully NeXT users will look into it. By the way,
we are talking about something far more powerful than SAS here, although
the usage of the two is somewhat different.

Philip McDunnough
philip@utstat.toronto.edu
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Subject: Re: S - Environment for Data Analysis
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