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Old 10-16-2008
PSPP brings an industry standard statistical tool to Linux

10-16-2008 11:00 AM
Today's information systems give organizations and governments the ability to collect and access metaphorical mountains of information. But, this information is completely useless unless we are able to find and understand the relationships and trends hidden in these mountains. For projects involving complex research protocols, high-end statistical analysis tools such as SPSS and SAS are useful, but they come with high price tags and proprietary licenses. PSPP is an open-source clone of SPSS, one of the most commonly used proprietary statistical packages.



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PARACODE(1)						      General Commands Manual						       PARACODE(1)

NAME
paracode - command line Unicode conversion tool SYNOPSIS
paracode [-ttables] string DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents the paracode command. paracode exploits the full power of the Unicode standard to convert the text into visually similar stream of glyphs, while using completely different codepoints. It is an excellent didactic tool demonstrating the principles and advanced use of the Unicode standard. paracode is a command line tool working as a filter, reading standard input in UTF-8 encoding and writing to standard output. OPTIONS
-ttables --tables Use given list of conversion tables, separated by a plus sign. Special name 'all' selects all the tables. Note that selecting 'other', 'cyrillic_plus' and 'cherokee' tables (and 'all') makes use of rather esoteric characters, and not all fonts contain them. Special table 'mirror' uses quite different character substitution, is not selected automatically with 'all' and does not work well with anything except plain ascii alphabetical characters. Example: paracode -t cyrillic+greek+cherokee paracode -t cherokee <input >output paracode -r -t mirror <input >output Possible tables are: cyrillic cyrillic_plus greek other cherokee all -r Display text in reverse order after conversion, best used together with -t mirror. SEE ALSO
iconv(1) AUTHOR
Radovan Garabik <garabik @ kassiopeia.juls.savba.sk> 2005-04-16 PARACODE(1)
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