Stata 5.0

Article Abstract:

Stata 5.0 is an entirely programmable statistical package software specifically used in data analysis, regression, optimum probability estimation and survey data analysis. The package, which is offered on 3 disks, is designed for interactive use and batch file processing. Stata 5.0, unlike SAS program, is much easier to handle and offers more versatile data sets. The software does not require any manipulation in formulating a binary Stata data sets on a Unix machine and in moving such data sets to any personal computer.

Computer Software, Software Publishers, Usage, Software, Stata 5.0 (Network software)

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SAS 6.II

Article Abstract:

SAS 6.II is a statistical software that promises to become a future market leader due to the comprehensiveness of its programs and the ease of its operation. The support and documentation is impressive with most of the programs bug-free. It is one of the few Windows native statistical packages in the market with a large package but lacking in new and exciting features. The new program features ease of operation due to additional point and click features.

Product information, Mathematical software, SAS Institute Inc., SAS 6.II (Statistical/mathematical software)

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Stata

Article Abstract:

The performance of STATA, a statistical software, is evaluated and examined in handling large data. STATA demonstrates efficiency in dealing with statistics, graphics and data management. It exemplifies simplicity and speed in its operation and is not restricted by the size of the data set. Although it is not as flexible as other softwares, STATA can still provide its invaluable service to the applied economist.

Stata (Statistical software)

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