Re: Analytics in Version 8.0
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- Subject: [mg114633] Re: Analytics in Version 8.0
- From: ADL <alberto.dilullo at tiscali.it>
- Date: Sat, 11 Dec 2010 01:53:10 -0500 (EST)
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On 10 Dic, 08:31, Ariel Sepulveda <sepulveda.cue... at gmail.com> wrote: > A pre-release version of BEST Viewpoints 8 is now available for free > as a trial version following this link:http://www.prontoanalytics.com/fdo= wnloads.php. > The new version is much faster in calculations, renders graphics > faster and has been improved in the appearance of the user interface. > Of course, it is compatible with Mathematica 8. > > The Hierarchical Viewpoints module is particularly useful for > performing analyses as those done in Pivot Tables. Besides, the > Relational Viewpoints module performs Market Basket Analysis in a very > efficient and simple way. In general, the user has the interface to > create analyses and the View/Script option provides the updated > Mathematica script needed to replicate what's on the screen at any > point in the analysis session. Also, analysis sessions can be saved > as templates for future use in datasets with the same headers. > > If you frequently use spreadsheets for data analysis and also use > Mathematica you should try this free and perpetual trial version which > will help you getting more information from your data in spreadsheet- > like format. Examples of the charts, plots and analyses available in > the software include Bar Charts, Stacked Bar Charts, Pie Charts, > Bubble Plots, BoxPlots, Pivot Tables, Statistical Control Charts > (XBar, R, S, EWMA, C, U, P, and NP), Confidence Intervals, Hypothesis > Testing, and Market Basket Analysis. > > Data can be imported from spreadsheets, Databases, and Mathematica. > Filtering data, sorting, transforming or calculating new columns is > also possible using the internal Spreadsheet-Like operations. Try it > now for free! http://www.prontoanalytics.com/fdownloads.php Dear Sepulveda, your product appears quite interesting. I have a question. In my work I often add, after the first row of column names, a second row with units (m, kg, ...) and possibly a third row containing either a comment or the default value to be used in case of empty cell (both can be specified in a single row, with an appropriate syntax). Is (or, can be made) your product compatible with this habit? If so, can you deal with units in your processing? Thanks ADL