Re: Comparison of Mathematical Programs for Data Analysis(off topic)

["Lionel Issen" <lissen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

David:
Thanks for this tip.
When I tried to open the Maple file, it opened 
metastock, and showed a message that the requires a later version of MS than I 
have (I recently installed V 7.21 EOD), when I clicked on OK a second window 
came up and said that the file was not in Metastock format.
Lionel Issen<A 
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  Subject: Comparison of Mathematical 
  Programs for Data Analysis(off topic)
  
  On occaisions, we have roamed into tools for data 
  analysis. I came across the following link :
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  href="http://www.scientificweb.com/ncrunch";>http://www.scientificweb.com/ncrunch
   
  It's worth a read. My take is:
  Matlab & Mathematica: universal if you have 
  corresponding toolbox, but rather expenisiveS+(Splus) is more less the 
  same but has more accent on statistics and related things. 
  Scilab is a free clone Matlab - Very nice and 
  powerful, absolutely free but the number of available toolboxes are much less 
  than in Matlab.If you take scilab I could help 
you.