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Definitely a lot of different angles on little data. Our aim at Statwing is to take the power of statistical analysis and embed it in a UI that's easier to use
by glaugh 13y ago
Definitely a lot of different angles on little data. Our aim at Statwing is to take the power of statistical analysis and embed it in a UI that's easier to use than Excel's PivotTables (via automated selection and interpretation of statistical tests). And hopefully in doing so we're filling in the gap between Excel and tools like R.
https://www.statwing.com/demo https://www.statwing.com/demo
That said, I certainly think Paul's approach makes a lot of sense, and I hope someone builds that. Closest thing I can think of is http://anapsis.com/ http://anapsis.com/
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- glutamate 13y agoOn bayeshive.com, we have this cool little feature where if people want to build a more complicated statistical model that involves entering an equation - think non-linear regression or a dynamical system - then you can save that equation and share it with the other users, or run it against other datasets. We haven't figured about how to extend that to visualisations, which I think is what the OP is really looking for as well.