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    CanReg5 (moved to Github)

    CanReg5 (moved to Github)

    Canreg5 is a software package for population based cancer registries

    Cancer registries need a tool to input, store, check and analyse their data. If these data are also coded and verified in a standard way, it facilitates the production of comparable analyses across registry populations. The main goal of the CanReg5 project is to provide a flexible and easy to use tool to accomplish these objectives. CanReg5 is a multi user, multi platform, open source tool to input, store, check and analyse cancer registry data. It has modules to do: data entry,...
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    Excelsi-R

    Excel's Interface to R

    Excelsi-R is an Excel add-in that allows Excel spreadsheets to harness the power of the R statistical language by connecting to a running R process. R does not need to be installed on the computer running Excel, but it does require access to an R instance running Rserve (which can be on a remote computer). It supports incorporating R plots and graphs in an Excel workbook.
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    jrdistribution

    jrdistribution

    Combines R console with GUI for analysis of probability distributions.

    ...Moreover, when you change appropriate variables writing an R function, you can see the GUI synchronizing with it. To use the application you should be able to run Java and have basic R environment installed. You can download it here: http://www.r-project.org/index.html JRdistribution uses RCaller library which is available here: https://code.google.com/p/rcaller/
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