- ANOVA
- Basic Statistics
- Box-Cox
- Canonical Correlation Analysis
- Classification Trees
- Cluster Analysis Techniques
- Correlations
- Correspondence Analysis
- Cox Proportional Hazard Model
- Descriptive Statistics, Breakdowns, and Exploratory Data Analysis
- Discriminant Analysis
- Distribution and Simulation
- Distribution Fitting
- Factor Analysis
- Frequency Tables, Crosstabulation Tables, Stub-and-Banner Tables, Multiple Response Analysis
- General Discriminant Analysis Models (GDA)
- General Linear Models (GLM)
- General Nonlinear Estimation (and Quick Logit/Probit Regression)
- General Partial Least Squares Models(PLS)
- General Regression Models (GRM)
- Generalized Linear Models (GLZ)
- Interactive Probability Calculator
- Log-Linear Analysis of Frequency Tables
- Multidimensional Scaling
- Multiple Regression Methods
- Multivariate Exploratory Techniques
- Nonparametric Statistics
- Power Analysis and Interval Estimate
- Principal Components & Classification Analysis
- Reliability / Item Analysis
- Structural Equation Modeling / Path Analysis (SEPATH)
- Survival/Failure Time Analysis
- Time Series Analysis / Forecasting
- T-Tests
- Variance Components and Mixed Model ANOVA/ANCOVA
- Association Rules
- Automated Neural Networks
- Boosted Trees
- Data Miner Recipes
- Deep Learning
- Feature Selection and Variable Filtering (Predictor Selecting)
- General CHAID (Chi-square Automatic Interaction Detection) Models
- General Classification and Regression Trees (GTrees)
- Generalized Additive Models (GAM)
- Generalized EM & k-Means Cluster Analysis
- Goodness of Fit Computations
- Interactive Classification and Regression Trees
- Interactive Drill-Down Explorer
- K-Nearest Neighbors
- Lasso Regression (predictor selection)
- Multivariate Adaptive Regression Splines (MARSplines)
- Random Forest
- Rapid Deployment of Predictive Models
- Support Vector Machines (SVM)
- Design of Experiment
- Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL)
- Industrial Statistics (Quality Control)
- Multivariate Statistical Process Control
- Process Analysis
- Process Capability Analysis
- Reporting Tables
- Rules Builder
- Sequence and Link Analysis
- Text Miner
- Variance Estimation and Precision
- Weight Of Evidence (Predictor Selection and Binning)
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Raise the level of academic research and the competitiveness of your students in the labour market. We offer universities in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and other EU countries advantageous Statistica licences — the gold standard among statistical analysis tools.
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30+ universities already teach and publish with Statistica.
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Statistica is used at Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the University of Cambridge and Yale University, among others.
Licensed long-term to more than 30 universities
What you get
What your university gets
Free initial consultation
We introduce Statistica right at your institution.
Licences from one seat to the whole university
At a discounted academic price.
Installation and long-term support
We help with deployment and day-to-day operation.
Integration with MS Office
And other applications you already use.
Discounts on data analysis courses
For students and researchers alike.
Deeper student skills
Teaching in the tool used by top universities.
Step-by-step method guides
ANOVA, regression, non-parametric tests — free in the knowledgebase.
Research data management
In line with Open Science principles.
Edition for universities
Statistica Ultimate Academic
For universities we offer Statistica in the Statistica Ultimate Academic edition — designed for teaching and research.
- Core and advanced statistics
- Data mining, neural networks and machine learning
- Quality control, SPC and DOE
- Text mining
- ETL and Rules Builder
Statistica Ultimate Academic includes the following functionalityfull list · 66
How to get a licence
Your licence in three steps
Step 1
Choose the licence scope
From a single lecturer to the whole university. The wider the scope, the lower the cost per user.
What the licence allows Individualone lecturer or researcher Classroomteaching in a computer lab Facultyteachers and students of a faculty Whole universityall faculties Easy installation, updates without reinstalling Use outside the workplace / campus Round-the-clock availability for teachers and students — — Use in multiple classrooms (when classes don't overlap) — — — Lowest cost per user — — — Step 2
The licence is bound to a user
Named User — every licence belongs to one specific person.
Only one specific user works with it
Installed on an unlimited number of workstations — classroom, lab or home PC
It cannot be shared between users
Step 3
A quote within one business day
Tell us the scope and the number of users — we will prepare a tailored offer for your institution.
The final price depends on the licence type and the number of users.
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What universities say
"Statistica meets all the requirements of the Department of Statistics in terms of functionality and control. The fact that we made the right choice was confirmed by the quick start-up of the application and the immediate resolution of any problems. The application helps our teachers and students to improve the level of scientific output. In addition, we organized a certification program with DataBon, which was extremely popular among students."
prof. Ing. Libuše Svatošová, CSc.
Head of the Department of Statistics, Faculty of Economics, Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague