and details of how to order it are given in the Minitab website. Minitab is commercial software currently distributed by Minitab Inc.

MATLABįor more details on MATLAB, visit the MATLAB website. In the settings file you will see the path points to jags-terminal.exe which is located in the subdirectory i386/bin/ of the (version-specific) JAGS directory. JAGS (Just Another Gibbs Sampler) is written by Martyn Plummer and is an open-source Bayesian estimation engine that can be downloaded from the JAGS download site. Gretl is a 'cross-platform software package for econometric analysis, written in the C programming language', and is freely-available open source software. GenStatįor more details on the GenStat package, visit the GenStat website. By default it is assumed the program has been installed to an aML subdirectory of the main Stat-JR directory. The interoperability code requires calling three different aML executable files and so you will see three lines in the settings.cfg file. It can be downloaded from the aML website.

aMLĪML is a freely-available software package that is not so widely known but has a large model coverage. These packages are a mixture of open source and freely-available software which can be downloaded immediately, commercial software that you will need to purchase and intermediate packages, like MLwiN, which are free to some users. some templates can use the estimation and/or graphing functionality of these packages if they are present on your machine. Statistical software that can be used for interoperabilityīelow you will find a list of software packages for which there exists some interoperability with Stat-JR: i.e. by editing the file in a text editor), or do so via Settings which you can access via the black bar at the top of the TREE interface. statjr folder under your username.ĭefault paths are specified in the settings.cfg file, but if these are not appropriate you can either change them directly (i.e. A list of the executables' locations is stored in a file called settings.cfg saved in the. In order for Stat-JR to link with these packages, it needs to know where the executable for the package can be found. Telling Stat-JR where to find your copy of the software packages

Stat-JR will run without them, albeit with reduced interoperability options), in contrast to the C++ compiler (download and installation details for which are here) which is required. This page contains web addresses for downloads and information about third party software with which Stat-JR can inter-operate.

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