- Plotting directional data
- Summarizing direction data
- Kernel density estimation
- Fitting a von Mises distribution
- Testing goodness-of-fit with a von Mises distribution
- Testing goodness-of-fit with uniform distribution
Survival analysis
- Maximum likelihood Kaplan-Meier
estimate of the survival curve for censored data
- A bunch of tests for censored
data: Log rank, Peto-Peto, Kolmogorov-Smirnov, Cramer-von
Mises, and Anderson-Darling tests
- Maximum likelihood
Lynden-Bell-Woodroofe estimator
Time series analysis
- Time series plotting with smoothing
- (Partial) AutoCorrelation Function (ACF
and PACF)
- Autoregressive modelling
- Periodogram with smoothing option
What data file formats are supported by VOStat?
VOStat is for analysis of catalog data (and not image/spectrum
data). VOStat reads ASCII (space/tab/comma separated) files, FITS files,
and VOTables.
VOStat uses different output formats for different purposes:
- graphical output: png, eps and pdf.
- tabular output: VO table (downloadable by
[right/command]-clicking or via SAMP)
- R scripts: ASCII text, that you can copy-n-paste from
the webpage.
- R workspace: Binary R format.
How does VOStat handle mising
values?
Please see
our missing data policy
for details.
What is SAMP?
SAMP stands form Simple Application Management Protocol. It is a
server-client protocol designed to coordinate between various applications
running in the same machine. You may get the details
here.
Which SAMP MTypes does VOStat
support?
samp.app.ping
samp.hub.disconnnect
samp.hub.event.metadata
samp.hub.event.shutdown
samp.hub.event.subscriptions
samp.hub.event.unregister
client.env.get
table.load.votable
How do I learn R?
You may start with these 6 lessons meant to introduce R to
astronomers:
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1 |
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4 |
5 |
6
]