Re: Status?

Bill,

(just to be sure that somebody answers your question)

Xlisp-stat, still being the only choice for some statistical applications,
is not as active as it was some time ago.

Some of the gurus have moved to R, some other are quite inactive. Some of
us are still working with it but we obviously miss some lifting on the
software... But apparently the efforts to undertake it have not been
succesful.

I have not looked to the official site for a while, it would be good to
have it at least pointing to the existing resources.

Somebody singin'  "We shall overcome..." out there?



On Mon, 5 Aug 2002, Bill Harris wrote:

~~~I just used XLISP-STAT again today after a bit of an absence, and I
~~~thought I'd check to see what was new on the Web.  While I don't need to
~~~see ongoing developments to find a tool useful, I was curious in that
~~~http://www.xlispstat.org/ and the UCLA site that Google returned both
~~~seemed offline.  What is up with XLISP-STAT these days?
~~~
~~~Bill
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