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plink: An R Package for Linking Mixed-Format Tests Using IRT-Based Methods
Vol. 35, Issue 12, Jul 2010
Submitted 2009-09-30, Accepted 2010-05-10
Jonathan P. Weeks
Introducing COZIGAM: An R Package for Unconstrained and Constrained Zero-Inflated Generalized Additive Model Analysis
Vol. 35, Issue 11, Jul 2010
Submitted 2009-02-25, Accepted 2009-07-13
Hai Liu, Kung-Sik Chan
R Package distrMod: S4 Classes and Methods for Probability Models
Vol. 35, Issue 10, Jul 2010
Submitted 2009-04-07, Accepted 2010-04-19
Matthias Kohl, Peter Ruckdeschel
JM: An R Package for the Joint Modelling of Longitudinal and Time-to-Event Data
Vol. 35, Issue 9, Jul 2010
Submitted 2009-08-31, Accepted 2010-07-07
Dimitris Rizopoulos
PtProcess: An R Package for Modelling Marked Point Processes Indexed by Time
Vol. 35, Issue 8, Jul 2010
Submitted 2009-06-11, Accepted 2010-05-03
David Harte
Mateda-2.0: A MATLAB Package for the Implementation and Analysis of Estimation of Distribution Algorithms
Vol. 35, Issue 7, Jul 2010
Submitted 2009-04-15, Accepted 2009-12-17
Roberto Santana, Concha Bielza, Pedro Larrañaga, Jose A. Lozano, Carlos Echegoyen, Alexander Mendiburu, Rubén Armañanzas, Siddartha Shakya
Controlled Optimal Design Program for the Logit Dose Response Model
Vol. 35, Issue 6, Jul 2010
Submitted 2008-12-04, Accepted 2009-11-20
Jiaqiao Hu, Wei Zhu, Yi Su, Weng Kee Wong
UniLogistic: A SAS Macro for Descriptive and Univariable Logistic Regression Analyses
Vol. 35, Code Snippet 1, Jul 2010
Submitted 2010-02-06, Accepted 2010-04-18
Navneet K. Dhand
Contiguity-Constrained Hierarchical Agglomerative Clustering Using SAS
Vol. 33, Code Snippet 2, Feb 2010
Submitted 2009-08-13, Accepted 2010-01-29
Anthony Recchia
R Functions to Symbolically Compute the Central Moments of the Multivariate Normal Distribution
Vol. 33, Code Snippet 1, Feb 2010
Submitted 2009-05-21, Accepted 2009-11-20
Kem Phillips
R-Squared Measures for Two-Level Hierarchical Linear Models Using SAS
Vol. 32, Code Snippet 2, Jan 2010
Submitted 2009-07-02, Accepted 2009-12-17
Anthony Recchia
Blocking Mixed-Level Factorials with SAS
Vol. 32, Code Snippet 1, Nov 2009
Submitted 2008-06-07, Accepted 2009-06-22
John Lawson, G. Bruce Schaalje, Bruce Jay Collings
The Enhancement of Teaching Materials for Applied Statistics Courses by Combining Random Number Generation and Portable Document Format Files via LaTeX
Vol. 31, Code Snippet 3, Sep 2009
Submitted 2008-09-17, Accepted 2009-05-27
Arthur Dryver
A SAS/IML Macro for Computing Percentage Points of Pearson Distributions
Vol. 31, Code Snippet 2, Sep 2009
Submitted 2009-02-17, Accepted 2009-07-07
Wei Pan
Functional Data Analysis with R and MATLAB
Vol. 34, Book Review 3, Apr 2010
Submitted 2010-04-15, Accepted 2010-04-15
Reviewed by Adrian Bowman
Advances in Social Science Research Using R
Vol. 34, Book Review 2, Apr 2010
Submitted 2010-04-13, Accepted 2010-04-13
Reviewed by Carolin Strobl
Making Sense of Data II: A Practical Guide to Data Visualization, Advanced Data Mining Methods, and Applications
Vol. 34, Book Review 1, Apr 2010
Submitted 2010-04-08, Accepted 2010-04-08
Reviewed by Hadley Wickham
A Modern Approach to Regression with R
Vol. 33, Book Review 3, Mar 2010
Submitted 2010-03-16, Accepted 2010-03-16
Reviewed by Robert Gould
Computation of Multivariate Normal and t Probabilities
Vol. 33, Book Review 2, Feb 2010
Submitted 2010-02-02, Accepted 2010-02-02
Reviewed by Joakim Ekström
Hands-On Intermediate Econometrics Using R
Vol. 33, Book Review 1, Feb 2010
Submitted 2010-01-26, Accepted 2010-01-26
Reviewed by A. Talha Yalta
A Guide to QTL Mapping with R/qtl
Vol. 32, Book Review 5, Jan 2010
Submitted 2010-01-19, Accepted 2010-01-19
Reviewed by Qing Zhou
gret1 1.7.3
Vol. 25, Software Review 1, Mar 2008
Submitted 2008-03-26, Accepted 2008-03-31
Reviewed by Andreas Rosenblad
Stata 10 (Time Series and Forecasting)
Vol. 23, Software Review 1, Dec 2007
Submitted 2007-12-12, Accepted 2007-12-12
Reviewed by Robert Alan Yaffee
Scientific Workplace 5.5 and LyX 1.4.2
Vol. 17, Software Review 1, Oct 2006
Submitted 2006-10-27, Accepted 2006-10-27
Reviewed by Andreas Karlsson
Aabel 1.5.7
Vol. 11, Software Review 1, Jul 2004
Submitted 2004-07-20, Accepted 2004-07-20
Reviewed by Antony Unwin
Volume 27: Econometrics in R
Volume 24: Statistical Modeling of Social Networks with "statnet"
Volume 22: Ecology and Ecological Modelling in R
Volume 20: Psychometrics in R
Volume 18: Spectroscopy and Chemometrics in R
Volume 13: Lisp-Stat, Past, Present and Future
Volume 10: Robust Statistical Methods
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