SM01@LIVERPOOL.AC.UK (09/05/90)
Has anybody information about the probability scale (which was used in biology by Harding 1946 to dissect normal populations). I can't use probability paper b ecause of a huge data. What I need is a computer program which enables me to us e as probability paper on the computer or if I could know the formula which is used to produce probability scale. Thanks in advance. Ahmet.<sm01@liverpool.ac. u.k>.
reeves@dvinci (Malcolm Reeves) (09/09/90)
From article <90248.170757SM01@LIVERPOOL.AC.UK>, by SM01@LIVERPOOL.AC.UK: > Has anybody information about the probability scale (which was used in biology > by Harding 1946 to dissect normal populations). The public domain package GEOEAS from the US Environmental Protection Agency will produce probability plots. The basics stats program STAT1 seems ideal for your purpose. You can obtain manuals and disks from the Computer Oriented Geological Society (COGS) PO Box 1317, Denver CO 80201. The cost for the manual and 6 floppies is about $50. You can also obtain the package from the author(s) by sending preformatted floppies to Evan J. Englund (Geo-EAS), USEPA EMSL-LV, EAD, PO Box 93478, Las Vegas, NV 89193-3478. The package is designed for 2D-spatial statistics but is does a good job of data handling and presentation. It is a little slow and requires lots of memory to run some of the options but overall it is a reliable easy-to-use set of programs and the price is unbeatable.