Looking for an economical (AKA - free) alternative to SPSS for your data analysis?

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Then PSPP may be for you! PSPP is an open-source statistical analysis software package designed as an alternative to SPSS. For more information, see the PSPP website at: http://www.gnu.org/software/pspp/get.html

PSPP is a program for statistical analysis of sampled data. It is a free replacement for the proprietary program, SPSS.

One goal of the PSPP project is compatibility with the SPSS language. It currently features:

  • High-quality output formatting.
  • An easy to use graphical user interface.
  • A command line interface to allow seasoned users to rapidly perform analysis.
  • Portability: PSPP is easy to port. It should be simple to port it to any POSIX.1 compliant operating system having an ANSI C compiler.

What can PSPP do?

PSPP provides many transformations and utilities. Procedures provide the ability to perform t-tests, anova, linear regression, reliability analysis, factor analysis, non parametric tests and other analyses. Future versions of PSPP will provide a greater variety of statistical analyses.

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Photo of Rita MartinOffline Rita Martin said 11 years ago
Has anyone used this program and was it effective? How is the learning curve?

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