IBM SPSS Statistics is the ultimate tool for managing your statistics data and research.

This super-app affords you complete control over your data. It allows you to make complex graphs and illustrations from statistics and is firmly aimed at professionals who want to solve business and research problems. To facilitate this, SPSS features a wide range of analytical functions that take the pain out of collating data.

SPSS offers detailed analysis options to look deeper into your data and spot trends that you might not have noticed. You can test out hundreds of different variables on your data to see how figures or performance would change under different circumstances, while the app contains multiple advanced features that will allow you get the max from your data.

An array of features

Among these features are excellent sharing options, automated models, the ability to operate server versions of IBM SPSS Statistics Base and modules on IBM mainframe servers, a syntax editor, integration with Microsoft Office, and much, much more. In order to get a better idea of the functions and features, take a look here.

Obviously, such power comes at a price. The SPSS download is pretty large, and once you do have the program installed, it’s a pretty steep learning curve until you find your feet. You could argue that SPSS is actually a glorified version of Excel, but with far more options and power behind it, it’s an impressive beast. As a result, domestic users may be intimidated and would be better off getting started on a simpler data management app.

If you’re serious about statistics, then SPSS is as good as it gets.

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Data documentation methods inherent to current statistical software (SPSS, SAS & STATA) is limited and typically reliant on the user's knowledge of program code. Further, tedious post-production efforts are almost always required to ready the dictionary for dissemination. Dictionary 1.0 provides a viable solution to this problem. At its core, Dictionary 1.0 is a powerful metadata management tool and automated documentation generator for your SPSS, SAS & STATA data sets.

Dictionary 1.0 is the perfect metadata companion for SPSS, SAS & STATA users.

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OfficeReports creates tables and charts from datasets. But OfficeReports is right there were you want your tables and charts: in Microsoft Office. So no more need for lots copy and paste from external statistical tools. And with OfficeReports you can reuse your reports, e.g. with the new dataset for next month.

OfficeReports is made for people having to create a report in PowerPoint or Word from a dataset. This dataset might contain any kind of data. It can e.g. be data collected by conducting a survey in a tool like SurveyMonkey, SurveyGizmo, Confirmit...

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Note: this is the 64bit version of SPSS. If you are looking for the 32bit version, or you do not know which version you need, please download from here.

This super-app affords you complete control over your data. It allows you to make complex graphs and illustrations from statistics and is firmly aimed at professionals who want to solve business and research problems. To facilitate this, SPSS features a wide range of analytical functions that take the pain out of collating data.

SPSS offers detailed analysis options to look deeper into your data and spot trends that you might not have noticed. You can test out hundreds of different variables on your data to see how figures or performance would change under different circumstances, while the app contains multiple advanced features that will allow you get the max from your data.

An array of features

Among these features are excellent sharing options, automated models, the ability to operate server versions of IBM SPSS Statistics Base and modules on IBM mainframe servers, a syntax editor, integration with Microsoft Office, and much, much more. In order to get a better idea of the functions and features, take a look here.

Obviously, such power comes at a price. The SPSS download is pretty large, and once you do have the program installed, it’s a pretty steep learning curve until you find your feet. You could argue that SPSS is actually a glorified version of Excel, but with far more options and power behind it, it’s an impressive beast. As a result, domestic users may be intimidated and would be better off getting started on a simpler data management app.

If you’re serious about statistics, then SPSS is as good as it gets.

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Zipfer is designed to retrieve data from any text file, count the words and createsa proper data file. From the resulting data file, Zipfer can calculate a number of statistics, such as a linear regression equation expressing the relationship between rank and frequency of each different word.

Besides single words, one may now also analyse sentences, paragraphs and word groups.
Additionally, Zipfer creates graphs, showing the zipf curve and errors estimated from the theoretical and actual frequencies.

Zipfer also allows you to export the data for further exploration in more advanced tools such as Excel and SPSS. These files can also be opened by Zipfer again. It is also possible to export the graphs as JPEG pictures, for use in your papers and in websites.

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