StatLib---XlispStat Archive

The source code for XLISP-STAT and binaries for the Macintosh and MS Windows are available from

	ftp://ftp.stat.umn.edu/pub/xlispstat

There is a home page for XLISP-STAT

To contribute software to this archive, please obtain a copy of the submission instructions: send mail to statlib and ask

The following contributed code is currently available.

boxmat

Boxplot Matrix. Extension of the standard oneway boxplot to cross-classified data with multiple observations per cell. A shar file which includes implementations in S and XLISPSTAT and the LaTeX paper. Richard M. Heiberger (rmh@astro.ocis.temple.edu) [19/Oct/92](138485 bytes)

bpois

A set of programs that allow you to do Bayesian Sensitivity Analysis dynamically for a variety of models. B. Narasimhan (naras@stat.fsu.edu)[8/Aug/94] Because of its size, this is stored as a uuencoded, compressed, shar file. (515 kbytes)

dyndiag

Contains many methods for regression diagnostics using dynamic graphics, including all the methods discussed in Cook and Weisberg (1989) Technometrics, 277-312. Includes documentation written in LaTeX. (sandy@umnstat.stat.umn.edu) [8/Oct/91] (202469 bytes)

eltoy

ElToY is an XLISP-STAT program which does one parameter elicitation for univariate conjugate priors through dynamic graphics. It contains a tool for interactively displaying a univariate distribuiton and a central limit theorem demonstration. (Russell Almond: almond@statsci.com) [17/May/92][5/Dec/92]

expsurv

A shar archive of a set of XLISP-STAT routines for the interactive, dynamic, exploratory analysis of survival data. neely@odin.mda.uth.tmc.edu (E. Neely Atkinson) [6/Feb/94][1/Jun/95] (38 kbytes). Replaces surv-mac and surv-unix.

format

xlisp code to read formatted input from ascii files. Interpretes fortran type format statements. Jan Deleeuw (deleeuw@laplace.sscnet.ucla.edu) [12/Nov/92] (13k)

gee.sh.uu

An object prototype for Liang & Zeger's GEE Models, similar to the built-in regression and glim models. UUencoded shar file. Thomas Lumley (thomas@biostat.washington.edu) [2/Aug/96] (626k)

glim

Functions and prototypes for fitting generalized linear models. A shar archive. Contributed by Luke Tierney (luke@umnstat.stat.umn.edu) [11/Jan/91] [15/Nov/91] (74801 bytes)

hasse

Implements Taylor & Hilton's rules for balanced ANOVA designs, and draws the Hasse diagram of nesting relationships. (piversen@iastate.edu) [12/April/92] [28 May 92] (42587 bytes)

markov

This software will enable you to simulate some Markov Chains in Xlisp-Stat. Complete documentation and examples are included. B. Narasimhan (naras@sci234e.mrs.umn.edu) [28/June/93] (258 kbytes)

regstrat

A LISP-STAT tool to investigate order in Regression Strategy particulary for finding and examining the models found by changing the ordering of the actions in a regression analysis. (From: julian@stat.lsa.umich.edu (Julian Faraway)) [23/Mar/93] (74k)

sapaclisp

collection of Common Lisp functions for the spectral analysis of time series -- See the sapaclisp collection.

simsel

A set of functions to perform Bayesian Predictive Simultaneous Variable and Transformation Selection for regression. A criterion-based approach to model selection. A shar file. Submitted by Jennifer Hoeting (jah@stat.colostate.edu) [13/Dec/96] (40 kbytes)

times

This submission contains some Xlispstat functions for time series analysis,data editing, data selection, and other statistical operations. (bts!bill@uunet.uu.net) [23/Sept/91] [9/Dec/91] (108342 bytes)

variablebandwidth

A friendly graphical user interface to a variable bandwidth hazard rate estimator. It runs under xlisp-stat, following the instructions that can be found in the zip file. bodytext: potential users are granted the right to run, copy, modify and distribute it, but are fordidden to impose further restrictions on any copies they distribute. Submitted by Dimitris Bagkavos (dimitrios.bagkavos@gmail.com). [2/Feb/07] (7.4k)

xlisp-s

A series of routines to allow users of Xlisp or LispStat to interactively transfer data to and access functions in New S. (kilroy@biostat.washington.edu) [16/Jan/92,29/Feb/92] Version 1.1 [5/Feb/93] (64 kb)

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