Statistical Links

You might find the following links useful if you wish us to use materials or services provided by our site.

Acrobat Reader Allows you to read pdf files, such as the notes we produce.

Ghostscript This utility allows you to read postscript files.

VNC Remote Control Software This software allows a user at one computer to issue commands to another computer over the network. This can be useful if you want to receive very specific help with a stastical analysis.

Don't feel like getting a consultant? Below are some online textbooks that can help you answer your own questions about statistics.

HyperStat Online Focuses on introductory topics. Includes a search engine. Site also contains listings of other online resources and links to statistical humor!

Introductory Statistics: Concepts, Models, and Applications Focuses on introductory topics. Includes a search engine.

A New View of Statistics
Introductory statistics text designed for sport science (but useful for others as well). Includes a search engine.

Multivariate Statistics: Concepts, Models, and Applications Actually focues on multiple regression rather than multivariate statistics. Includes a search engine.

Biological Data Processing II: Multivariate Techniques A module used by the Biological Sciences department of Manchester Metropolitan University. Provides info on many multivariate topics, including cluster analysis, discriminant function analysis, and principle component analysis.

Research Methods Knowledge Base Textbook for social science research methods. Includes a search engine.

StatNotes Covers a broad range of topics. Also includes an extensive section of statistical links.

StatSoft Covers a broad range of topics. Includes a search engine.

Topics in Statistical Data Analysis: Revealing Facts from Data Covers a broad range of topics from an economics and marketing perspective.

Here are some additional web resources you might find useful.

University of Texas Consulting Service
Although the consulting service is only open to the faculty and students of UT, this website has a large number of public resources, including online tutorials of SPSS, SAS, HLM, LISREL, and AMOS. The Statistical FAQs are also worth checking out.

Interactive Statistical Calculation Pages This page contains a number of links to sites that will perform statistical calculations, from simple descriptive statistics to online interactive graphical programs.

Multicorr and R2 Two DOS programs created by Dr. James Stieger. Mulitcorr tests pattern hypotheses on correlations (e.g., whether a group of correlations are all zero). R2 provides estimations for the squared multiple correlation (e.g., confidence interval, power).

Research Randomizer An online tool that can generate lists of random numbers using many different options that you can specify.

R Homepage
A free statstical analysis program that includes a large number of advanced options.

G*Power Homepage
A free program that performs power analyses for the most common statistical tests in behavioral research.

Fuqua Excel Review
Provides tutorials and guides for Microsoft Excel, useful for both basic and advanced users.

Triton College's Elementary Statistics Review
Contains brief descriptions of the concepts and tests typically found in an introductory statistics course.

Eurostat
The "ISI glossary" link (we can't link to it directly) will provide you with translations of a vast number of statistical terms between different European languages.

Prophet StatGuide
Documentation for a statistical program, providing detailed information about the assumptions and methods of commonly used statistical procedures.

Statistics section of "Mathworld"
A nice glossary of statistical tests and terms. Includes a search engine.

SCIRUS search engine
A search engine dedicated to indexing scientific information.

Sage Series: Quantitatative Applications in the Social Sciences An excellent set of manuals explaining just about every statistical procedure under the sun. They are relatively short (generally less than 100 pages) and cheap ($15.95 each), so they are an excellent place to start if you are looking for an introduction to a topic.

SAS Books by Users A set of books published by SAS users explaining how to perform various types of analyses using the SAS system. These books are very accessible, and provide a great deal of useful information about SAS programming.

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Acrobat Reader	Allows you to read pdf files, such as the notes we produce.
Ghostscript	This utility allows you to read postscript files.
VNC Remote Control Software	This software allows a user at one computer to issue commands to another computer over the network. This can be useful if you want to receive very specific help with a stastical analysis.

HyperStat Online	Focuses on introductory topics. Includes a search engine. Site also contains listings of other online resources and links to statistical humor!
Introductory Statistics: Concepts, Models, and Applications	Focuses on introductory topics. Includes a search engine.
A New View of Statistics	Introductory statistics text designed for sport science (but useful for others as well). Includes a search engine.
Multivariate Statistics: Concepts, Models, and Applications	Actually focues on multiple regression rather than multivariate statistics. Includes a search engine.
Biological Data Processing II: Multivariate Techniques	A module used by the Biological Sciences department of Manchester Metropolitan University. Provides info on many multivariate topics, including cluster analysis, discriminant function analysis, and principle component analysis.
Research Methods Knowledge Base	Textbook for social science research methods. Includes a search engine.
StatNotes	Covers a broad range of topics. Also includes an extensive section of statistical links.
StatSoft	Covers a broad range of topics. Includes a search engine.
Topics in Statistical Data Analysis: Revealing Facts from Data	Covers a broad range of topics from an economics and marketing perspective.

University of Texas Consulting Service	Although the consulting service is only open to the faculty and students of UT, this website has a large number of public resources, including online tutorials of SPSS, SAS, HLM, LISREL, and AMOS. The Statistical FAQs are also worth checking out.
Interactive Statistical Calculation Pages	This page contains a number of links to sites that will perform statistical calculations, from simple descriptive statistics to online interactive graphical programs.
Multicorr and R2	Two DOS programs created by Dr. James Stieger. Mulitcorr tests pattern hypotheses on correlations (e.g., whether a group of correlations are all zero). R2 provides estimations for the squared multiple correlation (e.g., confidence interval, power).
Research Randomizer	An online tool that can generate lists of random numbers using many different options that you can specify.
R Homepage	A free statstical analysis program that includes a large number of advanced options.
G*Power Homepage	A free program that performs power analyses for the most common statistical tests in behavioral research.
Fuqua Excel Review	Provides tutorials and guides for Microsoft Excel, useful for both basic and advanced users.
Triton College's Elementary Statistics Review	Contains brief descriptions of the concepts and tests typically found in an introductory statistics course.
Eurostat	The "ISI glossary" link (we can't link to it directly) will provide you with translations of a vast number of statistical terms between different European languages.
Prophet StatGuide	Documentation for a statistical program, providing detailed information about the assumptions and methods of commonly used statistical procedures.
Statistics section of "Mathworld"	A nice glossary of statistical tests and terms. Includes a search engine.
SCIRUS search engine	A search engine dedicated to indexing scientific information.
Sage Series: Quantitatative Applications in the Social Sciences	An excellent set of manuals explaining just about every statistical procedure under the sun. They are relatively short (generally less than 100 pages) and cheap ($15.95 each), so they are an excellent place to start if you are looking for an introduction to a topic.
SAS Books by Users	A set of books published by SAS users explaining how to perform various types of analyses using the SAS system. These books are very accessible, and provide a great deal of useful information about SAS programming.