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Gary and Ian both ask the following:

> 
> >I'd like to see more good statistical software for PCs--I don't think that
> >we should sit back and let SAS Institute do it all (good as they are).  We
> >need innovative approaches like Gary Perlman's UNIX|STAT and Analytical
> >Engineering's PowerStat.
>     As PC's get faster, and mass storage cheaper, SAS will become more
>     palatable.  I hope there is enough competition to motivate SAS to
>     get better and cheaper.  Stat packages seem to be a good candidate
>     for commodity pricing sometime in the future. 
> 
>    Ian Spence   {allegra,decvax,seismo,utzoo,watmath}!utcs!utcsstat!spence
> -- 
> Gary Perlman  Wang Institute  Tyngsboro, MA 01879  (617) 649-9731
> UUCP: decvax!wanginst!perlman             CSNET: perlman@wanginst

There are quite a few good statistics packages for the PC:

	Statgraphics

	Systat

	Statpac

	Stats-2

	Statpro

to name a few. All run on the PC (vanilla included, I'm sure). Systat and
Statgraphics are probably the best selling.


Statgraphics, Systat, Statpac, Stats-2, Statpro are all trademarks of their
respective companies.


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