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Consider whether your question would be better at http://stats.stackexchange.com. Statistics is the mathematical study of using probability to infer characteristics of a population from a limited number of samples or observations.

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How to install statistics package in Octave(4.0.0) in Ubuntu 16.04?

I have tried >> pkg install -forge statistics , but it showed error: the following dependencies were unsatisfied: statistics needs io >= 1.0.18 What should I do now?
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Statistical Network Usage Tools

I am looking for applications that can do an statistical network usage. I will be putting up a server with squid proxy and would like to know of a program that can show me what pages are visited more, what users use more bandwidth and any other…
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Network traffic reports as zero bytes

Just installed Ubuntu Server 13.10. I'm in the middle of setting up some scripts that help me monitoring the server's activity. Now I find that the network traffic stays at zero bytes. Here's what I mean: /proc/net/dev says: @boson:~ $ cat…
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How do I get login statistics?

I want to get a list that shows how many times each user logged in to the system. Something along the lines user1 45 user2 134 user3 200
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Biogeme fails to install and run on Ubuntu 16.04

I wanted to ask about the installation of one of most important open source freeware for discrete choice modeling data estimation: Biogeme. I am trying to install it on my machine (Thinkpad x201, 8gb, Intel i5 dual 2.7GHz) running Ubuntu 16.04.…
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How do I Install X13-arima-seats for Rstudio from source?

Hello all and thanks for interest! Im trying to install x13-arima-seats to be used with Rstudio. There are compiled version for RedHat and source available. I have followed these steps from the official manual…
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GUI for running network statistics or bandwidth limiter?

Is there a networking statistics app or indicator for Ubuntu that can measure how much I download/upload every day/week/month and so forth? I'm also looking for something similar that can limit my bandwidth usage, kind of like this question, but it…
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How to use GNU Octave instead of Minitab

As a university student, we have to solve some problems and class activity using a Windows app called Minitab, while I don't use any other operating system except Linux. I installed GNU Octave and statistics package, but when I searched for any…
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R statistics on Ubuntu 16.04 lts: copy and paste does not work

I installed Ubuntu 16.04 on 2 different machines. On both I have this problem: I open a terminal, call for R statistics, copy my code from any file (txt, doc, xls, csv, it's all the same), paste it on R (on the terminal) and what is pasted differs…
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Which process sent data out of my computer?

Using vnstat, I observed a lot of uploaded data from my computer and I don't know which process sent data out of my computer. Is there a tool to get stats on how much data a process consumed during a period of time? Thank you. Update: Looks like the…
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How can I find out the % of Australians that use Ubuntu?

I'm researching how quickly Australians adopt open source technology, where can I find statistics that show global adoption rates for Ubuntu?
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Ubuntu User statistics sources and tools for stats

Possible Duplicate: How many Ubuntu users are there worldwide ? I am looking for Ubuntu information about an estimate of how many Ubuntu users exist. This includes all versions of Ubuntu like Xubuntu, Lubuntu, Kubuntu and the rest of the…
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How to install Ox in Ubuntu 14.04?

everyone. I'm kinda new in Ubuntu things, so please be patient with me. In econometric/statistics, we use a lot a software called 'Ox' which is free for students and for research purposes. It's a cool option to R and C++. It's faster than R and…
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GUI statistics calculator (binomial coefficient etc)?

I would have expected this to be easy to find. But, no Ubuntu calculator applications seem to have binomial coefficient function built in. I know I can just do the formula each time with factorial. But, it would be nice just to have it built into…
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