Number Analytics
Number Analytics is a web-based statistical software designed for those who are not good at numbers. No coding needed. It automatically applies suitable statistical models and interprets results in plain English with graphs and color-coded tables.
- Freemium • Proprietary
- Statistical Analyzer
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- Windows Phone
- iPad
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- kaargyrou reviewed Number AnalyticskaI like it
- newyorker reviewed Number AnalyticsI like Number Analytics because it supports SPSS data file. Often I use survey data with labels and it is quite cumbersome in R. Number Analytics automatically use labels for ANOVA, Chi-square analysis. It reduced my time and efforts to analyze survey data.
- newyorker liked Number Analytics
it does not take too much efforts to use and users do not need a lot of knowledge about the statistics. Also, the result is easy for understanding with simple graphs and instructions.
I was trying to find IBM SPSS alternatives for my data analysis task. I tried PSPP, R studio, R Deducer, and other open source programs for data analysis. However, most of open source programs are hard to install. I spent hours to install PSPP installing MacPort, Xcode from iTunes store, and other libraries but failed to install at all. It is notorious for Mac users, and not designed to work on Mac. You need another layer like X11, MacPort to work which made me crazy. For OSX 10.7 you can install relatively easily, but OSX 10.8 above, you have to go through hours configurations. Don't try it if you are using a Mac.
Number Analytics saves my life. You sign up the web, then you are ready to go. No installation at all. It works on your browser nothing to install so it works with PC, MAC, Linux, iPhone, iPad, Android phone. Wow, it is much simpler to use than SPSS.
The one thing I don't like is that it supports only CSV file. You can't just upload Excel file. But it is not a big deal. I can save as a CSV file in Excel with a few click.
I strongly recommend Number Analytics if you are looking for SPSS alternatives.
[Edited by docuqueen, July 06]
I also tried to install PSPP but could figure it out. PSPP is a open source software and have similar menus to SPSS, but simply it can't be installed on my computer. R deducer is relatively easier to install, but you need many R libraries and install R first.
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I like it
I like Number Analytics because it supports SPSS data file. Often I use survey data with labels and it is quite cumbersome in R. Number Analytics automatically use labels for ANOVA, Chi-square analysis. It reduced my time and efforts to analyze survey data.
I like Number Analytics because it is super easy to use. You don't need to think what statistical models should be applied. It is automatic. I can save about 80% of my time to analyze data.
I am retired and a novice in data analysis. I tried to learn R but gave up because it needs significant statistical knowledge and coding. I search for other alternatives. Number Analytics is the best one among them. I don't need to know much of statistics. Just click and click buttons. That's it. It is easy to use. However, I have no idea about various advanced statistical analysis. Those are too much for me.
I like Number Analytics because it is really comfy for the entry-level users in the Statistics field. Number Analyzer is the best tool that I've ever had to grasp the overall insight before getting into the data analysis part.