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    Great Statistics Tools with Nice Debugging Environment

    As is well known, in the development process of a program, the time consumed to remove and correct the error is usually greater than time spent on coding. Therefore, a friendly debug environment can save a lot of time. In this respect, VB.NET and SQL are two extremes, that the former provides...
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    Statistics Tools Easy Vector Computing: R project & esProc

    Do you find Vector Computing tiresome while using statistical computing tools? Here we go for a Vector Computing Comparison: R Language vs. esProc. To me, one of the most attractive features of R language and esProc is that their codes are both agile, that is, only requiring a few lines of codes...
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    How about R Project Grouping Function to Compare with esProc?

    Recently, I participated in the analysis for several marketing questionnaires in a row. Various typical grouping issues are encountered during the process. To share with the interested fellow in the same business, I classified and summarized these issues. Grouping is to allocate the samples...
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    Group the subtables: SQL vs. esProc

    We often need to group the subtables during the business analytics and statistics. We know it is easy for us to group a parent table, but not that convenient to group the subtables. What your way to group a subtable? Here let's see how SQL and esProc group the subtables. For example: To list...
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    Syntax Agility, R Language vs. esProc, which will win?

    By definition the true agile syntax only requires users to memorize a small number of basic functions to implement a great many of advanced functions through simple processing on the basic functions. The said simple processing is a programming style of lightweight effort that is far easier and...
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