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In article <488@csd4.milw.wisc.edu> dave@csd4.milw.wisc.edu (David A Rasmussen) writes:
>I am looking for some possibly simple and possibly public domain software
>to do frequency and crosstab analysis for a client of mine, who is running
>on a AT&T 3B2 V2.0, although they probably have some pc's laying around.
>
>I have this SPSSX/Tables book sitting here that seems like it would do the
>trick, but I don't know about prices and it's not pd.
>
>Any info appreciated. I've done some messing around with Unixstat.
>
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                                                Please dont use that name.
                                                Unix is a registered trademark
                                                of AT&T, and I do not want any
                                                one to think that my |STAT
                                                package is part of the UNIX
                                                operating system.

|STAT has a contingency table program, contab, that does cross-tabs
with chi-square and a couple of other measures of association.  It runs
on any UNIX system with a C compiler, or on PC's.  You can get contab
as part of |STAT, which costs $15 for PC's or $20 for UNIX tar tape.
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Gary Perlman                   Department of Computer and Information Science
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