Well, depending on who the question is directed to – the answer may differ. To some it’s a data analysis tool, to others statistical software. Indeed, GenStat has been referred to as “the essence of my work.”We at VSNi like to think of GenStat as an all embracing data analysis tool, offering ease of use via our comprehensive menu system reinforced with the flexibility of a sophisticated programming language. All this is available in one focussed environment that encourages prototyping and development, while guiding new and less experienced users through the well planned menu and diagnostic messaging (not to mention a whole host of training and resource).For over 30 years we have employed, and continue to work with, leading statisticians and scientists who help to create a package that succeeds for both novice and expert users in academia, research and industry.One of the many benefits of GenStat is that it is a complete package. You can use GenStat to manage and illustrate your data, summarize and compare, model relationships, design investigations and of course analyse your experiments from the simplest ANOVA right through to the most complex REML. Our comprehensive range of leading edge statistical content is continually being updated in line with both industry progression and user feedback.Originally conceived and developed at the Rothamsted Experimental Station (RRES), where many of the statistical techniques still in use today were first discovered, GenStat is used in the most demanding real-life applications today.
Features:-
* Exploratory data analysis and basic statistics
* Statistical distribution fitting
* Six sigma Statistical Process Control (SPC)
* Multivariate analysis techniques
* Time series analysis
* Survival analysis
* Geostatistics
* Resampling methods
* Analysis of Microarray data
* Sample size calculations
* Spatial Analysis – including co-kriging
* Point & line identification in 2d & 3d scatterplots
* Design of experiments
* Analysis of designed experiments (ANOVA)
* REML (unbalanced models, linear mixed models, spatial models, meta-analysis, QTL estimation)
* Repeated measurements
* Regression (linear, generalized linear, nonlinear, hierarchical generalized linear and quantile)
* Classification and Regression Trees
* Display and analysis of circular data (for climatology for example)
* Formatted output –
* Customizable menus
* Audit Trail/Event Log
Homepage - http://www.vsni.co.uk/software/genstat/
VSNI GenStat v12.1.0.3338 | 105 MB
Features:-
* Exploratory data analysis and basic statistics
* Statistical distribution fitting
* Six sigma Statistical Process Control (SPC)
* Multivariate analysis techniques
* Time series analysis
* Survival analysis
* Geostatistics
* Resampling methods
* Analysis of Microarray data
* Sample size calculations
* Spatial Analysis – including co-kriging
* Point & line identification in 2d & 3d scatterplots
* Design of experiments
* Analysis of designed experiments (ANOVA)
* REML (unbalanced models, linear mixed models, spatial models, meta-analysis, QTL estimation)
* Repeated measurements
* Regression (linear, generalized linear, nonlinear, hierarchical generalized linear and quantile)
* Classification and Regression Trees
* Display and analysis of circular data (for climatology for example)
* Formatted output –
* Customizable menus
* Audit Trail/Event Log
Homepage - http://www.vsni.co.uk/software/genstat/
I have heard about another way of .mdb recovery. Besides, you can visit my blogs at: http://daspeac.livejournal.com/ or http://daspeac.blogspot.com/ where I’m trying to share my experience with regard to data corruption issues