Standalone version 5.0
Resampling Stats is a quick and easy introduction to the use of resampling methods (including simulating bootstrap and permutation procedures) for hypothesis testing, confidence intervals, assessing standard errors and more. Whether you are an expert or a casual user, a researcher, analyst or teacher, you can benefit from the new resampling approach to statistics. No formulas or tables. Every step perfectly understood. Resampling Stats offers an easy-to-use, powerful tool to conduct repeated simulations (including the bootstrap) with your data, calculate test statistics, and analyze and view the results.
You can handle most (perhaps all) of your problems in statistical inference with numerical simulation experiments, using Resampling Stats commands to mimic the physical operations in conducting Monte Carlo trials with urns or random numbers. For example, you randomize a set of elements with the command SHUFFLE. You combine two strings of data with CONCATenate. Resampling Stats' Wizards guide you through the process of repeating the simulation and analyzing the results.
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Documentation: 122 page user guide (included), 435 page introductory text (not included).
For Windows 95/98/NT/ME/XP and Mac OS System 7.5 and up. (note for Mac OS Users)
Disk Space Required: 2 Mb
RAM required: None beyond what is required by the OS, but more memory will let you handle larger data sets and run more simulations. At least 8 Mb is recommended for most users.
Note: Click here for information on Resampling Stats' random number generator
Mac OS 9 Users:
Sporadic incompatibilities have been reported with Mac OS 9. As of 7/02 no fixes or workarounds are available. Development on a java version of Resampling Stats is proceeding which should allow us to support Mac operating systems in the future. If you are purchasing Resampling Stats for Macintosh, please take advantage of our 30-day guarantee (a 30-day free trial in the US) and test it on your system within the 30-day period.
