IBM SPSS Statistics Alternatives for iPad
IBM SPSS Statistics is not available for iPad but there are a few alternatives with similar functionality. The best iPad alternative is Number Analytics. If that doesn't work for you, our users have ranked more than 50 alternatives to IBM SPSS Statistics, but unfortunately only two of them are available for iPad. If you can't find an alternative you can try to remove all filters.
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17 likes22 Number Analytics alternativesNumber Analytics is an web based statistical software for academics and market research supporting various types of data (SPSS, Excel, CSV, STATA, Minitab, SAS) and platforms (iOS, Android, and Web).
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Comments about Number Analytics as an Alternative to IBM SPSS Statistics
It has statistical modules like T-test, ANOVA, Regression, Logistic regression, K-Means clustering
Whenever I had to work with SPSS files, it is not easy because SPSS is not installed in all of my computers. I work at home and office and SPSS works only in campus. Number Analytics is great because it works everywhere.
I tried to use SPSS and Number Analytics. Both are good for professional statisticians. However, if you are new to statistical analysis, I would recommend Number Analytics. It has much less options to choose and simple user interface. Another great thing of Number Analytics is automatic result interpretation. Since I do know know much of statistics, it really helps to understand the statistical results.