Software for data analysis

IDL - software for data analysis, visualization and cross-platform application development (http //www.rsinc.com/)... 

Chambers, J. M. Software for Data Analysis Programming with R. Springer, New York, 2007. 

Synchrotron beam time remains a scarce resource world-wide, however wiA over 30 synchrotron raAation centers eiAer operational or under construction, most prospective users can obtain access to Ae facilities (11). In most cases, beam time is available free of charge for non-proprietary research. Access to a facAty is often by means of a peer reviewed proposal. Adequate equipment for sample handling and data collection is available at most synchrotron raAation laboratories. Many laboratories also provide software for data analysis. 

Different capillary columns are available for organic acid separation and analysis. In our laboratory, the gas chromatography column in all GC-MS applications is crosslinked 5% phenyl (poly)methyl silicone, 25 m internal diameter 0.20 mm stationary phase film thickness 0.33 pm (Agilent HP-5, DB-5, or equivalent). Several instrument configurations are commercially available, which allow for positive identification of compounds by their mass spectra obtained in the electron impact ionization mode. A commercially available bench-top GC-MS system with autosampler (Agilent 6890/5973, or equivalent) is suitable. Software for data analysis is available and recommended. The use of a computer library of mass spectra for comparison and visualization of the printed spectra is required for definitive identification and interpretation of each patient specimen. 

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Minimal sample preparation (dilution in HPLC mobile phase) is necessary. A standard reversed-phase HPLC method is used for all the samples associated with a drug candidate to reduce time-consuming method development/method refinement procedures. Standard reversed-phase methods typically involve a 20-30 min cycle time and provide information on a wide range of compounds. The incorporation of a standard method strategy allows the use of autosampling procedures and standard system software for data analysis. 

An earlier scheme of coaxial cylinder, shown in Figure 13.17 illustrates how a coaxial cylinder works. The rotation is produced by a weight that transmits a torque to an inner cylinder via a string and a pulley. In this design the inner cylinder rotates and the outer one is fixed. Coaxial cylinders are also available in which the torque is transmitted to the outer cylinder. In this case the outer cylinder rotates and the inner cylinder is steady. Commercially sophisticated instruments are now available with computer control and software for data analysis that allows the measurement of apparent viscosity as a function of the shear rate in an easy way. 

Instruments are supplied with software for data analysis. These programs may also be purchased for use on personal computers, which is advantageous if time on the flow cytometer is in great demand. Alternatively, free analysis software is available on the internet for research purposes only (4). 

Computer and software for data analysis and database management CS-BD, used when the system capabilities of the control system of the machine tool itself are insufficient. 

A third major development which was necessary for the commercial implementation of this instrument, was the further development of the software for data analysis. In the initial work described above, the software was developed to the point where the user could read the sequence from the plots of dye concentration vs. time. However, in order for this method to be useful, it was essential that the software automatically call the sequence. Indeed, this capability was the major impetus behind the development of the method, intended to eliminate the need for laborious manual interpretation of data. The problem of autoanalysis is a nontrivial exercise in pattern recognition. At this time, the autoanalysis software developed at ABI and employed on the commercial instrument is approximately 98% accurate, and further improvements under development are expected to increase the accuracy substantially. 

Finally, it is worth considering whether features such as global analysis or data simulation are included. For researchers working mostly with relatively simple 1 1 equilibria, they are probably not necessary but for others these should be considered seriously when choosing (or writing) software for data analysis. 

Software for data analysis and scientific visnalization package for molecnlar image generation (e.g., Origin, Origin-Lab Corp., Northampton, MA, USA) ImageJ (NIH, available at http //rsb.info.nih.gov). Biomap (available at http //www.maldi-msi.org). 

Curve fitting programs. Most instruments have associated software for data analysis, but it is also useful to have some curve fitting programs available to explore custom designed models and models not included in the manufacturers software. We have found Table Curve from Jandel Scientific to be useful and fairly... 

In parallel, the 1980s also saw considerable development in the application of software for data analysis and instrument control. By this time, software was accounting for more than half the development cost of an FT-IR system. 

Software for data analysis, integration, and manipulation are available from, among others, SAS and Spotfrre. 

Commercially purchased correlators for photon coimting spectroscopy have standard software for data analysis, which usually outputs the intensity distrihution of decay rates, G(r), or that of Rh, as well as the raw data of the time correlation ftmction, or The cumulant analysis performed hy the attached software also provides us with the average decay rate r and the coefScients (see eqns [56]-[59]). 

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