STATGRAPHICS Centurion Features - Some of the features set it apart from its competition
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| StatWizard™ |
The StatWizard helps you select the proper analyses for your data. You can search for desired statistics or let the wizard select analyses based on the type of data you supply. |
| StatAdvisor™ |
The StatAdvisor explains the significance of your statistical results. It creates a short paragraph or two in simple language, capturing the actual results of your analyses and indicating whether or not the tests are statistically significant. |
| StatLink™ |
StatLink links your analyses to one or more data sources so that the analyses update whenever the data change. This makes it easy to create analyses that update dynamically. It also makes it simple to import data from programs such as Microsoft Access or Excel. |
| Six Sigma Toolbox |
STATGRAPHICS contains a complete set of tools for implementing Six Sigma programs. There's even a special menu organized around the Six Sigma DMAIC paradigm. |
| StatGallery™ |
The StatGallery places graphs side-by-side or overlays them to help compare multiple data sets. It lets you creates displays that the designers never thought of. |
| StatReporter™ |
The StatReporter organizes results for easy publication. You can copy of all your results into the reporter and save it in RTF format for import into Microsoft Word. |
| StatPublish™ |
This feature lets you save output for viewing in web browsers. It automatically creates HTML pages with imbedded images. |
| StatFolios™ |
A StatFolio saves all of your analyses in one file so that they can be repeated whenever necessary. If the input data change, so will the results. |
Six Reasons to Select STATGRAPHICS Centurion
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Time is money, especially when it's yours. With STATGRAPHICS intuitive interface and dynamic data handling, you'll cut your analysis time dramatically. |
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Statistics doesn't need to be a foreign language. The StatAdvisor interprets statistical output in clear, concise terms that won't leave you wondering about the significance of your results. |
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Most data don't come from a textbook. STATGRAPHICS was designed for use outside the classroom, where data aren't always normal, or independent, or free from outliers. |
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Graphs shouldn't be an afterthought. In STATGRAPHICS, graphs are an integral part of the analysis, used to provide insights that can't be gained from tabular displays. |
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Knowledge is power, but only when it's shared. The StatReporter makes it easy to copy results to other applications or to disseminate results in RTF or HTML format. |
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Achieving Six Sigma quality requires clarity of vision. Only STATGRAPHICS has the tools to translate data into knowledge and knowledge into a better bottom line. |
STATGRAPHICS Centurion Graph Samples
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New Features in STATGRAPHICS Centurion XVI
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| Design of Experiments Wizard |
- The Experimental Design section of STATGRAPHICS contains a new wizard that assists users in constructing and analyzing
designed experiments. It guides the user through twelve important steps in the creation of the design:
- Define responses
- Select design
- Select runs
- Save experiment
- Optimize responses
- Augment design
- Defne exp. factors
- Select model
- Evaluate design
- Analyze data
- Save results
- Extrapolate
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| New features and statistical procedures |
- A new 64-bit edition that can access as much RAM as is contained in your computer. While both the 32-bit and 64-bit editions will run on 64-bit operating systems, the 64-bit edition can handle larger data sets.
- Four new statistical procedures for multivariate visualization. These procedures let you examine data involving many quantitative factors on a case-by-case basis.
- A new procedure for generating statistical tolerance limits based on normal, lognormal, and Weibull distributions. Nonparametric limits may also be calculated.
- Three new procedures for Monte Carlo simulation. The main procedure lets you generate random samples for relationships that are too complex to derive analytically. The other two procedures create random samples from 48 probability distributions and from ARIMA time series models.
- Two new sample size determination procedures. One determines the necessary sample size for estimating capability indices such as Cpk, while the other determines the required sample size for creating statistical tolerance limits.
- Dynamic videos showing interaction with graphs may now be recorded and saved in AVI files.
- Complex SQL queries may be entered manually rather than working through the Query Wizard dialog boxes.
- Slanted ticmarks may be selected for the X-axis on any graph.
- The order of factor levels may be changed interactively in many procedures such as a barchart or analysis of variance.
- Enhancements to the DOE Wizard, including the ability to optimize only selected responses.
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| StatFolio Alerts |
StatFolios may be set to automatically generate alerts whenever certain conditions occur. Message boxes, audio alarms, and
automatic e-mail notifcation are available options.
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| Interactive Exploration of Response Surface and Contour Plots |
Response surface and contour plots can be explored interactively. Sliders change the levels of the variables in the
underlying statistical model, which is immediately refected in the plot. Ascend and Descend buttons instruct the program to
move in steps along the path of steepest ascent, which causes the surface or contour plot to change dynamically.
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| Interactive 3D Rotation |
When a 3D graph is maximized, scrollbars are now placed below and to the right of the graph. The scrollbar at the bottom
allows the user to interactively rotate the graph left or right. The scrollbar at the right rotates the graph up or down.
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| Pan and Scroll |
A new icon has been added to the toolbar in the shape of a magnifying glass that allows users to zoom in on a graph and then
scroll and pan. This is particularly helpful when displaying a large number of data points.
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