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August 1, 1998The American Statistician15 citations

Statistical Tools on the World Wide Web

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RWR. Webster WestUniversity of South CarolinaROR. Todd OgdenNew York UniversityARAnthony RossiniDana-Farber Cancer Institute

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Abstract The World Wide Web (WWW) represents a powerful tool for furthering the development and practice of statistics. The GASP (Globally Accessible Statistical Procedures) WWW site has been set up as a primary listing of statistical procedures which can be used over the WWW. This article highlights several possible approaches for making a procedure WWW accessible. These approaches effectively solve many of the problems typically encountered when using a new statistical procedure. Applying the methods discussed, any statistical technique can be made available to anyone with a forms- or Java-capable WWW browser. Procedures can be delivered in a virtually platform-independent manner with only minimal requirements on a user's hardware or software.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a221ae590e08a95395817b9https://doi.org/10.1080/00031305.1998.10480578
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