The SOFA Statistics project could go in a number of different directions. Ideally, it would:
I only have limited time to develop SOFA at the moment, so I have to choose the top priorities. Here is what I think I should do:
I should also solve the remaining bugs preventing Mac users from being able to export output as images.
What do people think about this direction? Drop me a line at gr...@sofastatistics.com.
I like the ideas of more chart types and flexibility and
statistical tests.� Not sure at what level i would go for the automated reporting at some point why customize to much vs just go to R.
I don't see the advantages to Exporting to some other document formats� For me the key is getting chars/graphs in a good quality image format that can be blown up if needed.
Exporting tables to excel or something,� and other basic JPG/PDF exports.
Exporting to Word or Open Document format may sound nice, but moving the images/tables in Word/LibreOffice may be easier better than exporting to that forma.
On Saturday, August 3, 2013 8:33:29 PM UTC-5, Grant Paton-Simpson wrote:
The SOFA Statistics project could go in a number of different directions. Ideally, it would
- Add more chart types and more flexibility for graphical customisation
(without compromising the SOFA goals of beautiful output and ease-of-use)- Add a comprehensive array of the most important statistical tests
(without compromising the ease-of-use and learn-as-you-go goals)- Make it much easier to automate reporting
- Make publishing reports to the web, and office formats, seamless and simple.
I only have limited time to develop SOFA at the moment, so I have to choose the top priorities. Here is what I think I should do:
- Charting
- Make it easy to export data so it�s ready for charting using spreadsheet charting tools
- Provide brief documentation on how to use advanced tools like Matplotlib
- Statistical Tests
- Make it really easy to export data from SOFA ready for analysis in R
- Report automation
- Provide documentation so people can automate SOFA themselves using Python
- Publishing
- Add a plug-in for exporting to a document format
I should also solve the remaining bugs preventing Mac users from being able to export output as images.
What do people think about this direction? Drop me a line at gr...@sofastatistics.com.
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Here are a couple of suggestions for SOFA.
Being able to chart values per category as points rather than e.g. a bar would be great. This would be similar ggplot2's geom_point() or geom_jitter() in R when used with a categorical x-axis variable as in the example plot (which hopefully comes up).
Secondly a post-hoc test after ANOVA (Tukeys HSD possibly) would be great.
Thanks.
Iain
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