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There are so many different programs and languages out there to analyse your data Which do you use and why?
Last edited Jan 26, 2009, 23:19 PM by TheFFM
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Posted By sichan
on 12/18/2008 19:42 PM
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SPSS seems to work well for me and it produces pretty Kaplan-Meier survival curves.
However, since I'm starting to work with large batches of survival data, it might be time to use something more programmable, like R.
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Posted By TheFFM
on 1/27/2009 1:21 AM
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I don't find it intuitive but Matlab is growing on me..............slowly!
"Nothing shocks me.....I'm a scientist!" Indiana Jones
Last edited Jan 26, 2009, 23:21 PM by TheFFM
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Hi generally, in routein calculation or test Excel base calculation is done, but in some area where complecated calculation or stastical comparasion is needed (eg Bioavaibility / Bioequivalance studies) SPSS or other software may be used.
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Until recently I've always used Origin because it is a standard amoung many electrophysiologists, but with my imaging analysis I have needed something a lot more powerful. With the help of a very able undergrad, Matlab is becoming my tool of choice but I'm going to have to give R a look. If the language is simpler than matlab and the data handling is easy I could become a convert. Thanks for the info
Last edited Jan 27, 2009, 0:10 AM by frasermoss
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I normally tend to use Graphpad Prism on my Mac, both for statistical analysis and for generating publication-quality graphs from the data http://www.graphpad.com/prism/ It's really good software.
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Posted By Omai
on 1/27/2009 8:05 AM
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Prism4 for me. But I'm definitely not doing anything more complicated than a t test. Also, I agree with the last reply, prism is good for pub quality graphs. Omai
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Posted By R Bishop
on 1/27/2009 10:49 AM
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Same here. Im stuck on Prism 4 by GraphPad. Moving this poll to manuscripts preparation forum. Rus
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler." -- Einstein
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Posted By pundir
on 2/5/2009 10:34 AM
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basic EXCEL works well for a basic mathematic calc for higher calc the others are essential while EXCEL is easy and basic to use others require skill study and practice
impossible! let's do it................
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Posted By cfish
on 2/5/2009 12:43 PM
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Excel mostly. Used as much as possible for its ease of use.
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Posted By pharmtao
on 3/19/2009 14:33 PM
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Nice article. I didn't know the major media is aware of R. R is my program.
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Our lab uses origin, but I am more comfortable with SPSS and SAS. We also have recently started to use MatLab for optical imaging data, so I am muddling through the tutorial. I hope that it soon becomes more intuitive, or at least more comprehensible.
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Posted By mahi
on 4/8/2009 1:40 AM
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exel is good for basic analysis but in large nos data, it is giving a problem. sigma plot, simga state and matlab are very goog software for analying statistics data and easily plot a graph. one more software is Prism. it is also using for ploting graph and giving good result.
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We use sigma plot , SPSS, PRISM minitab and few more uncommon ones.
Gaganjot Singh
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