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This is a new project made by a physic's student of the university of Rome (La Sapienza) in order to manage datas for laboratory lesson.

It is still an alpha version, no graphic interface, only command line, but it has a lot of functions, for data analisys, including the auto error propagation calcolous (both with standard deviation propagantion and Maximum error).

The function includes Ordinary least square, derivating and manipulatating datas, make histograms, graphics and table generating latex source ready to be imported in a latex document or to be converted in any type of image format.
Latex uses vectorial graphics, so you can zoom the resoult without lose quality.

This program has a simple statistic calculator, that can easyly found media, standard deviation, variance ...
of a campion, and compare it with a given distribution (standard distribution, like gaussian, poisson, bernoulli, exponential and others, are included, but you can specify other custom distribution), with chi^2 test, generating a compared histogramm of data

The programm will be developed in next year to include all the things neaded by any laboratory at the university, and then, hopefully, for any advanced purpose.

A readme with the guide of any function is in the main directory of the downloaded file, and could be found on the download
page, other help on how to use it could be found typing in a ter(minal

data-elaborator -h

To install the programm (and compile it, of course) you nead only the c compiler, and make utilityes, these programs are
installed in most linux distribuion as default, if not try to see how to do at your distribution help page (if you use debian or derivates like ubuntu or minit just type in the terminal: "apt-get install build-essential" to install the reqired programm).

Once you have those programm just enter with the terminal in the directory in which you extracted the code and type:
sudo make

(You need root privilegies) This will automatically compile and install the data-elaborator.

For any help, please contact me, or open a discussion.