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SOFA is a statistics, analysis, and reporting program with an emphasis on ease of use, learn as you go, and beautiful output.

...While JASP offers more statistical features, DSTK tends to be a broad solution workbench, including text analysis and predictive analytics features. Of course you may specify JASP for advanced data editing and RapidMiner for advanced prediction modeling. DSTK is written in C#, Java and Python to interface with R, NLTK, and Weka. It can be expanded with plugins using R Scripts. We have also created plugins for more statistical functions, and Big Data Analytics with Microsoft Azure HDInsights (Spark Server) with Livy. License: R, RStudio, NLTK, SciPy, SKLearn, MatPlotLib, Weka, ... each has their own licenses.

Command line tool for data export from major relational data stores (RDBMS). DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server DB2 Developer Edition DB2 Enterprise Server DB2 Express DB2 Express C DB2 Workgroup Server Exadata Infobright Informix IDS Informix Innovator C MariaDB MySQL Oracle Oracle XE PostgreSQL SAP Sybase ASE SQL Lite SQL Server Enterprise SQL Server Express Sybase IQ Sybase SQL Anywhere TimesTen

Windows command line tool for CSV data load to 14 relational stores.

[See the files section for installation instructions] Optimal BPM™ is a project that aims to create an easy-to-use Business Process Management system (BPM) and tools. So far, only the tools, and only a data replication tool, Optimal Sync, has been released (available from the "files" page). But more is coming. It incorporates many different open source projects that relates to interoperability, transformation, context and process control. It has no business engine, instead it...

Ad-hoc data replication for SQLServer 2005,2008,2010 and 2012. Touch-and-go design requires you to provide just login info, query file with your SQL and target table name.

Prevent report chaos on Tableau Server! Python script that can publish a collection .twb files to Tableau Server. Can publish just the files that have changed. Files are stored in subversion and checked out to a local file system. Comparison of what has changed checks last commit time in svn vs last update time on Tableau Server. Can also run in 'nopublish' mode which just confirms what it would do, but doesn't take any action.