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  | anogen13.zip - |  | procedure known as Analysis of Variance (ANOVA). In brief, it generates
appropriate data sets for use as examples or practice problems, and it
computes the correct ANOVA for each data set. It handles between-
subjects, within-subjects, and mixed designs with a maximum of six
factors and some restrictions on the numbers of levels, subjects, and
model terms. The program can be run in either of two modes: one
designed for use by students; the other, by teachers. Student need only
specify an experimental design, and AnoGen generates an appropriate
random data set and its analysis. The teacher mode allows the user to
adjust cell means and error variance to obtain the desired F values.
Special requirements: 386 or later processor.
Freeware. Uploaded by the author.
Jeff Miller, Dept of Psychology, Univ of Otago
miller@otago.ac.nz
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 | survey3c.zip - | | Survey Power v3.01 designed to create, analyze, and printout results to
your surveys and questionnaires. Single choice, multiple choice, text
entry, weighting, and numerical entry questions are supported. This
program supports complete, demographic, correlation, numeric, and text
frequency analyses of the responses. Any analysis can be displayed,
printed, or saved as an ASCII or Lotus file.
survey3c.zip has replaced survey3a.zip.
Shareware. Uploaded on behalf of the author, Terry L Jepson.
E-mail: info@wiscocomputing.com (WISCO Computing)
Contact the email address *above* for technical support.
Richard Holler [Author Direct]
73567.1547@compuserve.com
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 | bivar1_1.zip - | | BIVAR a free program for generating pairs of random numbers from any of
a variety of bivariate probability distributions. The user chooses
the marginal distributions of X and Y (which need not be the same) and
chooses one of three different types of bivariate structures to induce
positive or negative XY correlations. The random numbers are written to
an ASCII output file, which can then be used as input to a user-written
simulation program needing correlated random numbers. BIVAR was designed
for use in batch files, so all program control information is read from
an ASCII file of input parameters that the user creates with an editor
prior to starting BIVAR.
Special requirements: 386 or later processor.
Freeware. Uploaded by the author.
Prof Jeff Miller
miller@otago.ac.nz
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