Summary of a few statistical softwares.

1. A FEW STATISTICAL
SOFTWARES
Presentation by
Dennis Sanchez

2. • R and RStudio are FREE!
• Open-source! Others
working on developing unique
statistical analysis upload
their code so that you may
apply it to what you’re
working on!
• Great for those who have
some experience in coding,
not just mean for those who
are advanced.
• Not the most user friendly for those with
no experience with writing code. There
is no drop-down menu to conduct an
analysis on data. Everything you want it
to do requires the user to input a
command.
• Though you have more maneuverability,
it isn’t the most powerful when having to
deal with very large sets of data.
PROS CONS

3. INTRODUCTION INTO RSTUDIO
This video contains a brief introduction to what the user interface for RStudio looks
like.

4. • Output/results generated from
Minitab are very good and useful
when preparing presentation on
one’s findings
• Now have an “Interactive
Assistant” that guides the user
through their analysis.
• Statistical analysis are
performed through the use of
drop-down menu and input
boxes.
• Navigating and utilizing the software
does require some learning. Must have
some statistical knowledge to effectively
use.
• Not as widely used as other statistical
software so knowing how to use it is a
good skill but is widely asked for.
PROS CONS

5. The video contains the introduction into getting started with Minitab provided by the
company.
INTRODUCTION INTO MINITAB

6. • Very powerful. Best software
when it comes to working with
extremely large sets of data
(BIG DATA).
• People can create “macros”
which can be downloaded
and uses for analysis or to
make tedious task easier.
• Very useful for manipulating
data.
• Not easy to use. Requires
written instruction to perform
a task. User must have some
experience with coding.
• Though they are very powerful
and can used for many things,
it doesn’t allow as much
freedom as open-source
software.
• Very expensive!
PROS CONS

7. These videos contain introductions on how to navigate and use SAS and JMP to generate
data summaries.
INTRODUCTION INTO SAS & JMP

8. "MINITAB® and all other trademarks and logos for the Company's products and services are the exclusive property of Minitab Inc. All other marks
referenced remain the property of their respective owners. See minitab.com for more information."
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