Contents Overview LogXact is the best software for nonparametric (exact) analysis. It's user interface is easy to use, and the unmatched quality and breadth of exact tests it offers has made this product the essential tool for thousands of statististicians at the world's leading companies, government agencies, and research organizations. With exact methods you can be confident of the integrity of your analysis. In 1970, Cox proposed an alternative method of inference based on the exact permutation distribution of sufficient statistics for the regression parameters. This method is known as "exact logistic regression." This permutation-based method yields reliably accurate p-values and confidence intervals, no matter how small or imbalanced the data set. As sample size grows and/or the data become better balanced and less sparse, the answer produced by the conventional large sample (asymptotic) method will converge to the answer provided by the exact approach. Cutting-Edge AlgorithmsUntil recently, exact logistic regression was never seriously considered to be a practical option. The computational difficulties in implementing it are formidable. In 1988, Cytel principals (faculty at Harvard and MIT) C. R. Mehta and N. R. Patel, with K. F. Hirji, published a breakthrough exact logistic algorithm that won the G. W. Snedecor award for the best paper in Biometrics. Cytel Software's algorithms, refined over the last 15 years with support from the National Institutes of Health, have made exact logistic regression not only computationally feasible, but practical, too. Only LogXact incorporates these cutting-edge algorithms. LogXact's combination of power, accuracy, predictability and speed means knowing the correct answer is both possible and practical. The LogXact 6 software offers completely new regression and multivariate analysis capabilities. For a complete list of new features, please download the LogXact product brochure.
LogXact PROCs for SAS Users Six sample problems brought to us by practicing statisticians, and their corresponding solution times are shown in the LogXact examples area. Click here to view them. |
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