Introduction to Starpac: The Standards Time Series and Regression Package (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Starpac is a portable library of approximately 150 user-callable ansi '66 Fortran subroutines for statistical data analysis. Designed primarily for time series analysis and for nonlinear least squares regression, starpac also includes subroutines for normal random number generation, line printer plots, basic statistical analyses, linear least squares regression, and nonlinear optimization. Emphasis has been placed on facilitating the interpretation of statistical analyses, and, for this reason, comprehensive printed reports of auxiliary statistical information, often in graphical form, are automatically provided to augment the basic statistical computations performed by each user-callable starpac subroutine. Starpac thus provides the best features of many stand - alone statistical software programs within the flexible environment of a subroutine library.

Starpac is designed to be easy to use; in many situations, only a few lines of elementary Fortran code are required for the users' main programs. A fundamental starpac philosophy is to provide two or more user-callable subroutines for each method of analysis one which minimizes the complexity of the call statement, automatically producing a comprehensive printed report of the results; and one or more others which provide user control of the computations, allow suppression of all or part of the printed reports, and/or provide storage of computed results for further analyses.

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