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Adding visualization functions of DAVIS to Jasp: Mixing two Java-based statistical systems

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Jasp is an experimental general purpose Java-based statistical system which adopts several new computing technologies. It has a function-based and object-oriented language, an advanced user interface, flexible extensibility and a server/client architecture with distributed computing abilities. DAVIS is, on the other hand, a stand-alone Java-based system, and is designed for providing advanced data visualization functions with easy operations by a GUI. In this paper, it is made possible to use tools of DAVIS from within Jasp, in order that the new integrated system can handle not only data filtering and statistical analysis but also data visualization. We develop a mechanism for extending the server/client system of Jasp to realize an efficient collaboration with DAVIS in the client-side. It is shown that the mechanism is straightforward and simple.

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Nakano, J., Huh, M.Y., Yamamoto, Y. et al. Adding visualization functions of DAVIS to Jasp: Mixing two Java-based statistical systems. Computational Statistics 19, 137–146 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02915280

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