In article <94i9b3$2j2$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Ken K." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
#S+ - I hear it is becoming very popular with the stat development bunch.
#It is easier to do new neat stuff with S+ than with SAS. It appears to be
##more complicated than some others, but as I said I don't have much exposure to
#S+.
If you are considering S+ you should look first at R to see if it has
what you need. R is a freeware version of S+; it lacks some features but
may have everything you need. Also, S+ (at least the versions I have
used) has a well-known memory allocation bug that causes memory
requirements to increase rapidly as a large calculation proceeds. It may
have been fixed in recent versions, but R does not have this bug.
Go to http://www.R-project.org/
Bill
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