ANN: New release of SalStat Statistics Package

[Alan James Salmoni]

Oops! My mistake - I forgot to upload the file as a binary and the
downloads were therefore corrupted. This has now been rectified, and
the downloads are available and should work.

Apologies to anyone whose time I have wasted.

Alan.

alan_salmoni@yahoo.com (Alan James Salmoni) wrote in message news:<mailman.1046383504.17812.clpa-moderators@python.org>...
> Hi all,
> 
> Following a release the other day, there is a new release of the
> SalStat Statistics Package written in Python with wxPython, Numeric
> and SciPY.
> 
> From the website (http://salstat.sunsite.dk), there is a source
> download (http://salstat.sunsite.dk/salstat.20030227.zip - 439k) which
> needs Python, wxPython, Numeric, SciPy (and I believe PIL) to be
> installed. For Windows users, there is a self-installing executable
> made with the McMillan installer and the Inno installer (thanks to the
> guys who wrote these!) available from
> http://salstat.sunsite.dk/salstat.20030227.setup.exe (7.78MB).
> 
> This version allows chi square tests (observed in the first column,
> expected in the second column of the 2 condition test dialog), better
> graphs (thanks to SciPy plt function), and the interface has been
> spruced up a bit more. It loads ASCII files generally well, but don't
> leave too many blank spaces where there should be missing data.
> 
> Thanks to all who have helped in one way or another. The next version
> should features multi-factorial anova with simple and main effects
> easily accessible from the interface (no syntax files needed!).
> 
> Feedback is requested regarding test accuracy and interface
> experience. Please fire (not flame!) away as I have had little
> feedback about the interface lately (either I'm doing something very
> right, or very wrong indeed!)
> 
> Have fun!
> 
> Alan James Salmoni
> SalStat Statistics
> http://salstat.sunsite.dk