Statistics101 is a giftware computer program that
interprets and executes the simple but powerful “Resampling Stats”
programming language. The original Resampling Stats language and
computer program were developed by Dr. Julian Simon and Peter Bruce as
a new way to teach Statistics to social science students. Of course,
social science students aren't the only ones who can benefit. Anyone
who wants to learn statistics will find that the resampling approach
helps in understanding statistical concepts from the simplest to the
most difficult. In addition, professionals who want to use resampling,
bootsrapping, or Monte Carlo simulations will find Statistics101 of
use. The history, description, and application of the Resampling method
to a vast range of statistical problems are described fully in Dr.
Simon's book Resampling: The New Statistics.
Students:
Statistics101
will help you:
Learn
probability and statistics the easy way—by simulation.
Gain
deeper understanding of traditional statistics concepts and methods.
Increase
your awareness of the role of variability in probability and
statistics.
Learn
and apply simple to very sophisticated statistical techniques without
tables or complicated formulas.
Statistics101
complements your traditional Statistics classes.
Professionals:
Although it was originally developed to
aid students, the Statistics101 program is
suitable for all levels of statistical sophistication. It is especially
useful for Monte Carlo, resampling, and bootstrap applications. It has
been used by professionals in many fields. These include anthropology,
biology, ecology, evolutionary biology, epidemiology, marine biology,
psychology, sociology, toxicology, veterinary pathology.
Statistics101 is
written in Java and will run on Windows, Mac, Unix, Linux, or any other
platform that supports Java 1.4 or better.
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