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Xplore: An Interactive Statistical Computing Environment

Xplore: An Interactive Statistical Computing Environment

Klinke, Sigbert
Turlach, Berwin A.
Härdle, Wolfgang

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Series: Statistics and Computing

Probability & Statistics

ISBN10: 1461286999
ISBN13: 9781461286998
Publisher: Springer Nature
Published: Nov 15 2011
Pages: 387
Weight: 1.29
Height: 0.86 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English
This book describes an interactive statistical computing environment called 1 XploRe. As the name suggests, support for exploratory statistical analysis is given by a variety of computational tools. XploRe is a matrix-oriented statistical language with a comprehensive set of basic statistical operations that provides highly interactive graphics, as well as a programming environ- ment for user-written macros; it offers hard-wired smoothing procedures for effective high-dimensional data analysis. Its highly dynamic graphic capa- bilities make it possible to construct student-level front ends for teaching basic elements of statistics. Hot keys make it an easy-to-use computing environment for statistical analysis. The primary objective of this book is to show how the XploRe system can be used as an effective computing environment for a large number of statistical tasks. The computing tasks we consider range from basic data matrix manipulations to interactive customizing of graphs and dynamic fit- ting of high-dimensional statistical models. The XploRe language is similar to other statistical languages and offers an interactive help system that can be extended to user-written algorithms. The language is intuitive and read- ers with access to other systems can, without major difficulty, reproduce the examples presented here and use them as a basis for further investigation.

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