
Libraries for Delphi and C
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Delphi components to generate files for
Statistica by Statsoft, and speak Statistica-VBA from Delphi. Free with sources.
- RDelphi demonstrates how to use the R
from Delphi. Revised June 2004, can handle strings now. Uses
Thomas Baier's RDCOM.
- DLL
version of Jake Janovetz' FIR design program, with sources.
- Argonne lab LMDIF, solves or minimizes the sum of
squares of m nonlinear functions of n variables. This is the C
translation by Steve Moshier, ANSI-ized and with dynamic memory by
Dieter Menne. Source only.
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We used Texas Instruments
TMS320C3x/4x Code Composer to develop DSP programs for biomedical
sound processing. Both are great tools, but Code Composer 3.0x has
some annoying undocumented quirks. See
Code Composer tricks and workarounds
to avoid re-discovering the broken spoke.
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When developing AlphaTrigger for
EEG-triggering, we noticed a strange effect with large FIR-filters
computed with the standard Remez algorithm.
Free Programs
- WoIstWer: Who-Is-Where in the hospital or in the office? A free program to manage
examination room occupation.
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RanBlock is a no-frills free program to
generate tables for a randomized block design.
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Weimin Liu has written a Windows interface for
Ken
Steiglitz' constrained FIR design program. Since the original
link to site seems to be dead, you can
download
it from us.
Joomla
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A Joomla 1.5 module that reads in CSV telephone directory, stores the data in Contacts and displays an AJAX-enabled no-click-required search can be downloaded here. The search is fairly generic and should work with all contact data, but the csv-import must be changed to adapt to your needs.

- With phpSerialize, available from the CRAN repository, you can use the power of the statistical programming language R in your web application.
- toggleDoc is a Perl script to convert R-documentation index files into a format were redundant information can be hidden from display (Readme, example).
- Dmisc: A collection of tools to produce LaTeX tables for linear models (lme and lm) can be downloaded from here. The package passes CRAN tests with warnings, but I do not plan to upload it to the general repository because it is a bit to much personalized. The feature I like most is a row-wise dynamic rounding scheme in LaTeX tables with the number of significant digits determined by the standard error of the estimate. I implemented this after hours of discussions with medical researchers who love to give 8 significant digits ("but this is from Excel") for estimates with standard errors of 20%. This package uses Frank Harrell's
Hmisc library.
Tools
JAlbum Crop Image Borders Filter