trends in statistical software

[SR Millis]

Interesting blog:

http://r4stats.com/2013/05/14/beginning-of-the-end-v2/

 

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[roland andersson]

How can we explain that the total number of hits for all the packages show such a peak in 2005? Do I understand correctly that the calculations are done on publications that report which software that were used? Maybe this practice is changing?   

Roland E Andersson

2013/5/14 SR Millis <srmi...@yahoo.com>

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[SR Millis]

You may want to contact the author of this blog:

Bob Muechen:

 muench...@gmail.com

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Scott R Millis, PhD, ABPP, CStat, PStat®
Board Certified in Clinical Neuropsychology, Clinical Psychology, & Rehabilitation Psychology 
Professor
Wayne State University School of Medicine
Email: aa3...@wayne.edu
Email: srmi...@yahoo.com
Tel: 313-993-8085

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