Statistical Models in S
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Summary
The interactive data analysis and graphics language S has become a popular environment for both data analysts and research statisticians, but a common complaint has concerned the lack of statistical modeling tools, such as those provided by GLIM© or GENSTAT©.
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- 1991-01-01
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Graphics, Computer science, Statistical model, Statistical analysis, Data exploration
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