Sort of reminds me of the fellow named Sir, who lived next door to a know-it-all with a big dog...and that big dog always liked to use the fellow named Sir's yard as his toilet...One day, the fellow named Sir shoveled up all the mess, and walked to his neighbor's door....door opened, and the fellow named Sir dumped the shovels' contents inside the open door, and said: "Pardon me sir, I think this belongs to you".....
How's this...The XploRe language is intuitive and users with prior experience of other statistical programs will find it easy to reproduce the examples explained in this guide. The quantlets in this guide are available on the CD-ROM as well as on the Internet. The statistical operations that the student is guided into range from basic one-dimensional data analysis to more complicated tasks such as time series analysis, multivariate graphics construction, microeconometrics, panel data analysis, etc.
XploRe and this learning guide have benefited at several stages from cooperation with many colleagues and students. We want to mention in particular: Gökhan Aydinli, Silke Baars, Alexander Benkwitz, Marco Bianchi, Rong Chen, Vila Co, Stefan Daske, Sven Denkert, Ulrich Dorazelski, Michaela Dranganska, Dorit Feldmann, Jörg Feuerhake, Frank Geppert, Birgit Grund, Janet Grassmann, Christian Hafner, Susanne Hannappel, Nicholas Hengartner, Holger Jakob, Christopher Kath, Jussi Klemelä, Petra Korndörfer, Gunnar Krause, Katharina Kröl, Stephan Lauer, Pascal Lavergne, Michel Lejeune, Torsten Kleinow, Thomas Kötter, Thomas Kühn, Hua Liang, Steve Marron, Danilo Mercurio, Hans-Joachim Mucha, Fabian Nötzel, Isabel Proenca, Andreas Ruppin, Jerome Saracco, Swetlana Schmelzer, Levon Shahbaghyan, Hizir Sofyan, Hans Gerhard Strohe, Wolfgang Stockmeyer, Elke Tscharf, Berwin Turlach, Rodrigo Witzel, Lijian Yang, Kerstin Zanter. |
