rick@uwmacc.UUCP (the absurdist) (03/20/85)
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I am looking for source code for small statistics programs, suitable
for conversion to run on microcomputers. The IDEAL source would be a
set of Pascal programs for standard descriptive and inferential procedures
such as regression and ANOVA; second best would be the same thing in
C. Anything that makes heavy system assumptions (i.e., Unix-style
filters; presence of a large support library, etc.) probably will
involve more time fixing than I have. Even (shudder) procedures in
Basic might be useful.
The intended result is a set of freebie, small dataset procedures
for the Apple Macintosh. I'm not worried about extreme efficiency
of algorithms (my programming time is in shorter supply than the
68000 CPU is). Right now, there is nothing suitable for students
who own a Mac to use, even if they could afford to pay a fortune
for the software....so a limited, free package would be used.
Thanks in advance!
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