(Aside: in STATISTICA 10, the very useful tutorials are cleverly hidden under Help/STATISTICA Examples). Now, on to the specifics…įor our example, we will select a common industrial problem in response optimization. As conclusions may be drawn from these simulations, they are quite useful for running “what if” scenarios and suggesting the most profitable future experiments. It allows the user to fit theoretical distributions to limited sets of observed data and to simulate from the resultant distributions. To see the gory details (and an exhaustive list), go to: As a statistician and life scientist, the simulator for distributions and covariance structures was rather impressive. enhanced connectivity and integration features.graphics technology that can automatically detect the newer high-performance features of the computer.speed increments for computational efficiency.With the breadth of these features it would be rather cumbersome to list them here. In these reviews, your editor generally likes to list the new features then delve into an actual example to display the capabilities of the software. Although some of the nomenclature will be unfamiliar to the new user, much of it is still intuitive, and the developers have done their homework in keeping the learning curve gentle. All of this is still wrapped in a very straightforward and, in my opinion, simple user interface. The new Data Miner product contains all of the routine and advanced statistical tests, as well as a number of very sophisticated mining routines. Now, the product line consists of bits and pieces of the whole for special applications and/or limited needs. In the past, I have extolled STATISTICA 10 statistical software for its ability to cover just about any type of test the user may need.
User base broadens from scientists and engineers to business and social science areas
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