StatistX

About StatistX

StatistX provides a graphical user interface to the tested statistics program statist.
The latest StatistX version is 0.4.0.
The original statist is a small stable C-program, that was tested by students and scientists. StatistX uses statist as internal kernel to perform the actual calculations and to create some of the output.

Note

This software project is no longer maintained. I am not sure if it is still possible to compile StatistX on modern Linux distributions. However, the core statist is still under development (as of Jan. 2006). If anybody is willing to continue the development of StatistX, please let me know! E-mail to: login-name: "mail", mail server: "a-beyer.de" (The e-mail address given in the footer of this web site is no longer valid).

Free Software Award for StatistX

StatistX and GToolKit have been awarded with the Intevation-Award for Free Software in January 2002.
Read more.

New Features of Version 0.4.0

StatistX 0.4.0 contains statist 1.0.1 with a patch extending the features of histograms. Histograms can now display percentiles or frequencies. Change the behaviour of histograms in Standard->Histogram->user defined
See CHANGES for additional features.

Features

At the current state StatistX can read ASCII data files, perform a couple of statistical tests and regressions on the data and print the results either as plain text into a window or produce Gnuplot prints on the screen. It should run on most Unix derivates.

Histograms with user defined or automatically generated classes
Outliers plotted on a Box & Whisker Plot
Tests: T-Test, U-Test, Kolmogorov-Smirnov-Test, Four-Field-Test ...
Regressions: Linear regressions, Polynomial regression, correlation matrix, ...
Probit analysis
Printing and saving of Gnuplot graphs
Gnuplot accessible via StatistX

Screenshot

Download
Development
Structure
Troubleshooting
Change log vers. 0.4.0
README vers. 0.4.0

Resources:
statist
GToolKit
Gtk
GtkSheet

Links regarding
Objective-C:
Swarm Obj-C Resources

(Of course) StatistX has been published under the GNU General Public License.
Be aware of the restrictions with respect to warranty and liability. Read the copyright statements in the packages.

Internal | last modified: January 2006

E-Mail: Andreas.Beyer@usf.Uni-Osnabrueck.DE