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UNISTAT® Product Comparison Table
| FEATURES | Light Edition | Standard Edition | Standard Edition + Bioassays Module |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data Capacity | 50 x 1500 | * unlimited | * unlimited |
| Modes of Running UNISTAT | |||
| Stand-Alone Mode | |||
| Excel Add-In Mode | |||
| Background Mode | |||
| Variable Options | |||
| Categorical Data Analysis | |||
| Multiple Dependent Variables | |||
| Creating Interaction Dummy and Lag/Lead Variables | |||
| Output Medium | |||
| UNISTAT Output Window | |||
| Output to Word | |||
| Output to Excel | |||
| Output to Web Browser | |||
| Macros | |||
| Recording Macros | |||
| Running Macros | |||
| Combining Macros | |||
| Macro Shortcut Buttons | |||
| Log File | |||
| Help | |||
| DATA PROCESSOR | |||
| Spreadsheet Functions | |||
| Information | |||
| Transpose Matrix | |||
| Column Sort | |||
| Key Sort | |||
| Matrix Sort | |||
| Recode Column | |||
| Aggregate | |||
| Range Statistics | |||
| Stack Columns | |||
| Unstack Columns | |||
| Format Columns | |||
| Select Row | |||
| Formula | |||
| Mathematical Operators and Functions | |||
| Trigonometric Functions 1 | |||
| Trigonometric Functions 2 | |||
| Scalar Functions | |||
| Statistical Functions | |||
| Special Functions | |||
| Data Conversion Functions | |||
| Date and Time Functions | |||
| UNISTAT Functions | |||
| Conditional Functions | |||
| Constants | |||
| DATA AND FUNCTION PLOTS | |||
| 2D Plots | |||
| X-Y Plots | |||
| Data Series | |||
| Line | |||
| Symbols | |||
| Error Bars | |||
| Point Labels | |||
| Right Y-Axes | |||
| Area Enclosed | |||
| Curve Fitting | |||
| Means Plot | |||
| Polar Plot | |||
| Spectral Diagram | |||
| Fan Grid Plot | |||
| 3D Plots | |||
| X-Y-Z Scatter Plot | |||
| Viewpoint | |||
| Contours | |||
| X-Y-Z Points | |||
| Planes | |||
| Surface Fitting | |||
| X-Y-Z Grid Plot | |||
| Spin Plot | |||
| Charts | |||
| Pie Chart | |||
| Bar Chart | |||
| Area Chart | |||
| Ribbon Chart | |||
| 3D Bar Chart | |||
| High-Low-Close Chart | |||
| Plot of Functions | |||
| Plot of 2D Functions | |||
| Plot of 3D Functions | |||
| Plot and Roots of Polynomials | |||
| DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS AND DISTRIBUTIONS | |||
| Descriptive Statistics | |||
| Summary Statistics | |||
| Confidence Intervals | |||
| Quantiles (Percentiles) | |||
| Sample Statistics | |||
| Frequency Distributions | |||
| Stem and Leaf Plot | |||
| Sequence Diagram | |||
| Scatter Diagram | |||
| Distribution Functions | |||
| Cumulative Probability | |||
| Critical Value | |||
| Probabilities and Critical Values | |||
| Random Numbers | |||
| Expected Frequencies | |||
| Descriptive Plots | |||
| Histogram | |||
| 3D Histogram | |||
| Log-Probability Histogram | |||
| Normal Probability Plot | |||
| Plot of Distribution Functions | |||
| Box and Whisker and Dot Plots | |||
| Box and Whisker Plot | |||
| Dot Plot | |||
| Error Bar Plot | |||
| Ladder Plot | |||
| STATISTICAL TESTS CORRELATIONS AND TABLES | |||
| Parametric Tests | |||
| t- and F-Tests | |||
| One Sample t-Test | |||
| Pooled Variance t-Test | |||
| Separate Variance t-Test | |||
| Paired t-Test | |||
| F-Test | |||
| Levene's F-Test | |||
| Equivalence Test for Means | |||
| Parametric Tests Matrix | |||
| Hotelling's T-Squared Test | |||
| Correlations | |||
| Correlation Coefficients | |||
| Pearson Product Moment Correlation | |||
| Spearman's Rank Correlation | |||
| Kendall's Rank Correlation | |||
| Point Biserial Correlation | |||
| Pearson-Spearman-Kendall Correlations Matrix | |||
| Partial Correlation Matrix | |||
| Intraclass Correlation Coefficients | |||
| Goodness of Fit Tests | |||
| Chi-Square Tests | |||
| One Sample Chi-Square Test | |||
| Two Sample Chi-Square Test | |||
| Kolmogorov-Smirnov Tests | |||
| One Sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test: Uniform Distribution | |||
| One Sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test: Normal Distribution | |||
| Two Sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test | |||
| Normality Tests | |||
| Shapiro-Wilk Test | |||
| Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test | |||
| Cramer-von Mises Test | |||
| Anderson-Darling Test | |||
| Nonparametric Tests with One or Two Samples | |||
| Unpaired Samples | |||
| Mann-Whitney U Test | |||
| Hodges-Lehmann Estimator (Unpaired) | |||
| Wald-Wolfowitz Runs Test | |||
| Moses Extreme Reaction Test | |||
| Two Sample Median Test | |||
| Paired Samples | |||
| Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test | |||
| Hodges-Lehmann Estimator (Paired) | |||
| Sign Test | |||
| Table of Ranks | |||
| Binomial Proportion | |||
| Runs Test | |||
| Binomial Test | |||
| Noninferiority Test | |||
| Superiority Test | |||
| Equivalence Test for Binomial Proportion | |||
| Unpaired Proportions | |||
| Difference Between Unpaired Proportions | |||
| Risk Ratio | |||
| Odds Ratio and Relative Risks | |||
| Paired Proportions | |||
| Difference Between Paired Proportions | |||
| Fisher's Exact Test | |||
| McNemar Test | |||
| Odds Ratio (Paired) | |||
| Tetrachoric Correlation | |||
| Multisample Nonparametric Tests | |||
| Kruskal-Wallis One-Way ANOVA | |||
| Kruskal-Wallis ANOVA Test Results | |||
| Kruskal-Wallis ANOVA Multiple Comparisons | |||
| Jonckheere's Trend | |||
| Multisample Median Test | |||
| Multisample Median Test Results | |||
| Median Multiple Comparisons | |||
| Friedman Two-Way ANOVA | |||
| Friedman ANOVA Test Results | |||
| Friedman ANOVA Multiple Comparisons | |||
| Quade Two-Way ANOVA | |||
| Quade ANOVA Test Results | |||
| Quade ANOVA Multiple Comparisons | |||
| Kendall's Concordance Coefficient | |||
| Page's L Trend | |||
| Cochran's Q | |||
| Kappa Test for Inter-Category Variation | |||
| Kappa Test for Inter-Observer Variation | |||
| Tables | |||
| Contingency Table | |||
| Cross-Tabulation | |||
| Scores | |||
| Tables | |||
| R x C Table Statistics | |||
| Chi-square Tests | |||
| Fisher's Exact Test | |||
| Measures of Association | |||
| Cochran-Armitage Trend Test | |||
| Cohen's Kappa | |||
| 2 x 2 Table Statistics | |||
| Stratified Analysis | |||
| Conditional Independence | |||
| Common Odds Ratio and Relative Risks | |||
| Homogeneity of Odds Ratio | |||
| Break-Down | |||
| Sample Size and Power Estimation | |||
| One Sample | |||
| Sample Size in Estimating the Population Mean | |||
| Sample Size in Tests Concerning the Mean | |||
| Minimum Detectable Difference for One Sample | |||
| Power of the Test for One Sample | |||
| Two Samples | |||
| Sample Size in Estimating Two Population Means | |||
| Sample Size in Tests Concerning Two Means | |||
| Minimum Detectable Difference for Two Samples | |||
| Power of the Test for Two Samples | |||
| Variance | |||
| Sample Size for Variance | |||
| Power of the Test for Variance | |||
| Correlation | |||
| Sample Size for Correlation | |||
| Power of the Test for Correlation | |||
| Two Correlations | |||
| Sample Size for Two Correlations | |||
| Power of the Test for Two Correlations | |||
| Two Proportions | |||
| Sample Size for Two Proportions | |||
| Power of the Test for Two Proportions | |||
| ANOVA | |||
| Sample Size for ANOVA | |||
| Maximum Number of Groups for ANOVA | |||
| Minimum Detectable Difference for ANOVA | |||
| Power of the Test for ANOVA | |||
| Phi Distribution | |||
| Inverse Phi Distribution | |||
| REGRESSION AND ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE | |||
| Matrix Statistics | |||
| Regression Analysis | |||
| Linear Regression | |||
| Polynomial Regression | |||
| Stepwise Regression | |||
| Nonlinear Regression | |||
| Logit / Probit / Gompit | |||
| Logistic Regression | |||
| Multinomial Regression | |||
| Poisson Regression | |||
| Box-Cox Regression | |||
| Analysis of Variance and General Linear Model | |||
| Analysis of Variance | |||
| General Linear Model | |||
| Randomised Block Designs | |||
| Repeated Measures Designs | |||
| Repeated Measures over all Factors | |||
| Repeated Measures over some Factors | |||
| Latin Squares Designs | |||
| Graeco Latin Squares Designs | |||
| Split-Plot Designs | |||
| Nested Designs | |||
| Crossover Designs | |||
| Tests for ANOVA | |||
| Table of Means | |||
| Homogeneity of Variance Tests | |||
| Multiple Comparisons | |||
| Student-Newman-Keuls | |||
| Tukey-HSD | |||
| Tukey-B | |||
| Duncan | |||
| Scheffe | |||
| Least Significant Difference (LSD) | |||
| Bonferroni (Modified LSD) | |||
| Dunnett | |||
| Regression with Replicates | |||
| Heterogeneity of Regression | |||
| MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS | |||
| Cluster Analysis | |||
| Hierarchical Cluster Analyses | |||
| Distance Measures | |||
| Distance Matrix | |||
| Hierarchical Methods | |||
| K-th Neighbour Cluster Analysis | |||
| K-Means Cluster Analysis | |||
| Discriminant Analysis | |||
| Multiple Discriminant Analysis | |||
| Stepwise Discriminant Analysis | |||
| Linear Discriminant Analysis | |||
| Canonical Discriminant Analysis | |||
| K-th Neighbour Discriminant Analysis | |||
| Multidimensional Scaling | |||
| Classical Multidimensional Scaling | |||
| Ordinal Multidimensional Scaling | |||
| Principal Components Analysis | |||
| Factor Analysis | |||
| Factoring Methods | |||
| Rotations | |||
| Canonical Correlations | |||
| Reliability Analysis | |||
| Multivariate Plots | |||
| X-Y Matrix Plot | |||
| X-Y Rectangular Plot | |||
| Icon Plots | |||
| TIME SERIES ANALYSIS | |||
| Box-Jenkins ARIMA | |||
| Differencing Input Options | |||
| Differencing Output Options | |||
| Model Fitting | |||
| Seasonal and Nonseasonal Operators | |||
| Model Fitting Parameters | |||
| Model Output Options | |||
| Forecasting | |||
| Forecasting and Smoothing | |||
| Exponential Weights Moving Average | |||
| Brown's Exponential | |||
| Holt's Linear | |||
| Winter's Additive Seasonal | |||
| Winter's Multiplicative Seasonal | |||
| Dixon-Grubbs-Neumann | |||
| Quality Control | |||
| Operating Characteristic Curve | |||
| Variable Control Charts | |||
| R Chart | |||
| S Chart | |||
| Variance Chart | |||
| X Bar Chart | |||
| Moving Average Charts | |||
| Standard Moving Average Charts | |||
| Exponential Weights Moving Average Chart | |||
| CUSUM Chart | |||
| Table of Values | |||
| X Chart (Levey-Jennings) | |||
| Attribute Control Charts | |||
| C Chart | |||
| U Chart | |||
| Np Chart | |||
| P Chart | |||
| Pareto Chart | |||
| Hotelling's T-Squared Analysis | |||
| Weibull Analysis | |||
| Two-Parameter Maximum Likelihood Estimation | |||
| Two-Parameter OLS Estimation | |||
| Three-Parameter OLS Estimation | |||
| Process Capability Analysis | |||
| Performance | |||
| Capability Indices with Overall Standard Deviation | |||
| Capability Indices with Pooled Standard Deviation | |||
| Nonparametric Capability Indices | |||
| Capability Histogram | |||
| Data Transformation | |||
| Johnson Transformation | |||
| Box-Cox Transformation | |||
| Gauge / Gage R&R Analysis | |||
| Gage R&R Average and Range Method | |||
| Gage R&R ANOVA Method | |||
| Gage R&R Charts | |||
| Survival Analysis | |||
| Survival Analysis Variable Selection | |||
| Life Table | |||
| Kaplan-Meier Analysis | |||
| Product Limit Survival Table | |||
| Quantiles of Survival Function | |||
| Kaplan-Meier Plots | |||
| Survival Comparison Statistics | |||
| Wilcoxon Tests: Gehan (Lee Desu) Breslow | |||
| Logrank Test: Mantel-Haenszel (Peto) | |||
| Cox Regression | |||
| Fourier Analysis | |||
| Fourier Transform | |||
| Inverse Fourier Transform | |||
| ANALYSIS OF BIOASSAYS | |||
| Parallel Line Method | |||
| Normality Tests for Bioassays | |||
| Homogeneity of Variance Tests | |||
| Response Totals and Contrasts | |||
| Validity of Assay | |||
| Completely Randomised Design | |||
| Randomised Block Design | |||
| Latin Squares Design | |||
| Twin Crossover Design | |||
| Triple Crossover Design | |||
| Regression | |||
| Comparison of Slopes | |||
| Potency | |||
| Plot of Treatment Means | |||
| Slope Ratio Method | |||
| Normality Tests | |||
| Homogeneity of Variance Tests | |||
| Validity of Assay | |||
| Regression | |||
| Potency | |||
| Plot of Treatments | |||
| Quantal Response Method | |||
| Regression | |||
| Logit | |||
| Probit | |||
| Gompit | |||
| Validity of Assay | |||
| Effective Dose (or Lethal Dose) | |||
| Potency | |||
| Plot of Treatments | |||
| Combination of Assays | |||
| Homogeneity Tests | |||
| Combined Potency | |||
* unlimited: limited only by available system memory. Modern computers can generally handle very large datasets with ease.