Hello, I've come across this site with lots of very useful command line tools. I haven't tested them yet:
STAT is a set of data manipulation and analysis programs developed by Gary Perlman while at the University of California, San Diego and at the Wang Institute of Graduate Studies. The programs are designed with the UNIX philosophy that individual programs should be designed as tools that do one task well and produce output suitable for input via pipes to other programs. Interactive use is supported in the UNIX shell which also provides a programming language for complex analyses. Functionality often built into statistical packages (e.g., graphics, sorting and other data manipulation) is not re-invented in |STAT which delegates such responsibility to standard UNIX tools.
Code:
DATA MANIPULATION PROGRAMS
1 abut join data files
2 colex column extraction/formatting
3 dm column oriented data manipulator
4 dsort multiple-key data line sorting filter
5 ff fast plain text formatter
6 fpack plain text file archiver
7 linex line extraction
8 maketrix create matrix type file from free-form file
9 perm permute line order
10 probdist probability distribution functions
11 ranksort rank order columns
12 repeat repeat a pattern or file
13 reverse reverse lines, columns, and characters
14 series print a series of numbers
15 transpose transpose matrix type file
16 validata verify data file consistency
ANALYSIS PROGRAMS
1 anova multi-factor analysis of variance
2 calc interactive algebraic modeling calculator
3 contab contingency tables and chi-square
4 desc descriptions, histograms, frequency tables
5 dprime signal detection d' and beta calculations
6 features display features of items
7 oneway one-way anova and t-test and error-bar plots
8 pair paired data statistics, regression, plots
9 rankind rank order analysis for independent conditions
10 rankrel rank order analysis for related conditions
11 regress multiple linear regression
12 stats report summary statistics
13 ts time series analysis and plots
URL:
http://oldwww.acm.org/perlman/stat/
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