Minitab for Windows

Minitab Statistical Software

Minitab is a stats package that was created at the University of Pennsylvania State College in 1970 by statisticians Thomas A. Ryan, Barbara F. Ryan and Brian L. Joiner. Minitab, a statistical analysis package, is the result of twelve years of work by statistical scientists. Minitab's statistical analysis techniques are based on statistical theories and statistical inference methods. Minitab can be used to perform a variety of statistical studies, including time trends analysis, time series analyses, cluster sampling, regression analysis, generalized linear mixed effect testing, and generalized linear mixed results analysis.

Minitab supports R, Python and SAS statistical analysis with the Microsoft Statistical Server. Minitab supports Stata, SAS, and SPSS statistical analysis via the Microsoft Windows interface. Minitab can be used in a variety of languages, including Unix, Unix, Linux, csh and Mac. Minitab has many command-line options that can be used to adapt to different scientific study designs. Minitab offers a variety of command-line options to fit different statistical packages like Stata, SAS, and SPSS.

Minitab has been downloaded millions of times by users all over the globe. Minitab can be used to perform simple, advanced statistical data analysis, and data cleansing. The graphical user interface allows users to explore more settings and options. Minitab will guide users through the installation of the statistical software product. Minitab offers a variety of add-on modules that can be used to customize and enhance the statistical analysis tool.