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The following statistical applications are available for use in the PSC Computing Environment:
| Program | Platform | Current Version |
|---|---|---|
| SAS | Windows, Linux | 9.3 (also 9.2 for Windows) |
| SPSS/PASW | Windows, Macintosh | 20 (also 19) |
| Stata | Windows, Macintosh, Linux | 12 MP-2 |
| R Statistics | Windows, Macintosh, Linux | 2.15.2 |
| ArcGIS | Windows | 10, 9.3 |
| Program | Platform | Current Version |
|---|---|---|
| Atlas.ti | Windows | 7 |
| Program | Platform | Current Version |
|---|---|---|
| MATLAB | Windows, Macintosh, Linux | 2009b (Linux), 2012b (Windows, Macintosh) |
| Mathematica | Windows, Macintosh, Linux | 8 |
| Program | Platform | Current Version |
|---|---|---|
| Endnote | Windows, Macintosh | X6 (just arrived), X5 |
| Stat/Transfer | Windows | 11 |
For detailed information on levels and type of support available for the above (as well as support for programs not listed), please see the Statistical Software page on the PSC Intranet Site (authentication required).
For links to tutorial and guides for SAS, SPSS/PASW, and Stata, please go to the Data Manipulation and Programming page in our Research Support area.