The Macintosh statistical software clearinghouse for twenty years

We’ve been expanding the free software page, comparing software using standard data files; we will soon be using the same tests on several packages to compare them. In March 2018, we added a forum to get your thoughts and input; and in April 2018, we added a guide to using SPSS, a little guide on Sierra/High Sierra “signing warnings,” and updates to our Jamovi and free software pages. Contact us about sponsoring this site. For a relatively small monthly fee, you can eliminate all other ads from MacStats.org and we will instead carry banners advertising your own business.

• Free software: a surprisingly large and polished collection
• General statistics software
• Graphing, data visualization
• Time series analysis
• Linux stats software (so far, just the free ones)
• Getting a warning message when you try to run older or free software?
• FORUM: tell us about your experiences, correct problems, add information

• Data extraction (from scanned graphs)
• Specialty stats, modelling, and survey software
• The dead zone: abandonware

Macintosh statistical software reviews

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• SPSS • Stata • JMP • Wizard (see our guide to using SPSS which also applies to PSPP)
• Free: JASP • PAST • Jamovi (Jamovi updated April 2018)
• GraphPad Prism • StatPlus:Mac

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