PubMed · 7067421
SPBS: statistical programs for biological sciences. Minicomputer software for applying routine biostatistical methods.
Abstract
The main routine statistical analyses can be carried out from start to finish on a minicomputer with basic language capability and greater than or equal to 32000 bytes of random access memory. However, no statistical software packs for minicomputers are ever complete enough for exhaustive analysis of most problems. Taking account of the requirements of statistical models, this paper gives an outline of how to set up a program. Examples are given from the package of statistical programs developed at this institute. The advantages and disadvantages of making these analyses on minicomputers are discussed, in comparison with the use of statistical programs requiring large computers.
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M Rocchetti, M Recchia. 1982. SPBS: statistical programs for biological sciences. Minicomputer software for applying routine biostatistical methods.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0010-468x(82)90084-8
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