A software package that binds a statistics component in a CH program that enables users to correlate, regress, multivariate and analyze
| Version | 1.1 |
| Updated | Mar 1st 2013 |
| Developer |
SoftIntegration Inc
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| User Rating |
868
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| Original File Size | 21 MB |
| Downloads | 6849 |
| Systems | Windows All |
| Category | Programming |
CH NAG Statistics is a CH binding of NAG Statistics C library. It enables users to access the reliable and comprehensive features of the popular statistics library.
The package is built to run in CH Professional Edition, and it supports all C99 numerical functions, as well as high-level numerical and graphical extensions.
Users can employ correlation, regression, multivariate and variance analysis methods. The library can be utilized to generate random numbers and perform analysis on nonparametric statistics and smoothing, contingency or survival table analysis.
It can be used to quickly develop applications and prototypes with Ch C / C++ interpreters. It is meant to reduce maintenance costs and save development time by deploying NAG algorithms.
In conjunction with CH CGI toolkit, it can analyze web-based statistics with graphical presentations. The CH ODBC kit provides integration into database analysis, just as CHExcel ensures functionality within the Excel application.
Users can enhance existing or new statistics analysis with 2D/3D plotting, GUI GTK+, X/Motif, Win 32 and OpenGL. Its purpose is to increase application robustness and reduce key person dependency. By shortening the statistical analysis time, users can focus on other areas of the application development.
Routines can be interactively executed for fast development and deployment of software.
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