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- Here are MacMul 4 and GraphMu 5, two programs for multivariate
- statistical analysis (e.g., Principal Component Analysis) and graphical
- display. These versions have been completely rewritten in C with Metrowerks
- CodeWarrior compiler. All the code comes from modules which are part of
- the ADE package.
-
- There are 3 versions, to be used according to the model of your Macintosh:
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- The "(68k NoFPU)" versions should be used on usual Macintosh without FPU
- (Floating Point Unit, i.e., without the MC68881/68882 math co-processor).
- Note that these versions can in fact be used on any model, including all
- PowerBooks, Quadras and PowerMacs, but they will run more slowly.
-
- The "(68k FPU)" versions should be used only on Macintosh having a FPU.
- They will not run on other models. They run about 3 times faster than the
- NoFPU version.
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- The "(PPC)" versions should be used only on PowerMacs. They will not run on
- other models. They run about 10 times faster than the NoFPU versions on the
- same PowerMac (using 68000 emulation).
-
- You can use the TestMac application to choose which version you should use.
- This is a fat binary application (i.e., it should run on any Macintosh)
- that will tell you wich CPU and which FPU your Mac has.
-
- In the Utils floder, you will find 4 utility applications:
-
- ADEBin can be used to view the contents of binary files created by MacMul
- (and by ADE modules). Clicking on a binary file will automatically launch
- this application and display the contents of the file. You can also drag
- and drop binary files on its icon.
-
- ADEPict does the same thing for PICT files created by GraphMu 5 and ADE
- modules.
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- ADETrans is a drag and drop only application that transforms a batch of
- files from text to MacMul/ADE binary format and conversly.
-
- ADEScatters is an interactive factor map application. It can be used to
- draw factor maps (with the factor score files created by MacMul), and the
- user can perform interactive operations (like zooming) with combinations
- of mouse clics and keystrokes (sorry, no user manual yet).
-
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- 25 January 1995
- Jean Thioulouse
- Laboratoire de Biometrie
- Universite Lyon 1
- 69622 Villeurbanne CEDEX
- FRANCE
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- e-mail: Jean.Thioulouse@biomserv.univ-lyon1.fr
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