Name |
Current version |
Operating System |
Description |
| CSurvey |
|
MS-DOS |
Design of cluster surveys |
|
Episcope |
2.0 |
MS-Windows |
Software for sample size estimation, evaluation of diagnostic tests
(incl. ROC analysis), cross-tabulation
of data from various types of epidemiological studies, Reed-Frost simulation models. |
|
FreeCalc |
2.0
 |
Windows |
Epidemiological calculator for planning and analysis of surveys to detect disease or
prove freedom from disease; calculates sample size requirements based on diagnostic test
sensitivity and specificity, taking population size into account, and analyses the results
of such surveys |
|
G*Power |
2.0 |
MS-DOS,
Macintosh |
Statistical power analyses for the most common statistical tests t-tests; post hoc, a
priori and compromise power analyses. |
| Herdacc |
3.0 |
MS-Windows |
Program for calculating herd (aggregate) sensitivity and specificity for a wide range
of values of individual level sensitivity and specificity |
| PS |
2.1.31
|
MS-Windows |
Interactive program for performing power and sample size calculations.
It can be used for studies with dichotomous, continuous, or survival
response measures. The alternative hypothesis of interest may be specified
either in terms of differing response rates, means, or survival times, or in
terms of relative risks or odds ratios. |
| Power
Plant |
1.0 (beta) |
MS-Windows |
Power and sample size calculations for variety of hypothesis testing situations;
probability calculations using electronic calculator; publication quality graphs (power
curves); spreadsheet output of results |
| SampleXS |
|
MS-Windows |
Sample size calculator for cross-sectional surveys using simple random, systematic, or
complex samples |
| SSize |
|
Palm |
Calculates sample size using either power or confidence interval widths
for a variety of distributions with respect to linear models, and for a
variety of specialized situations such as for logistic models and
contingency tables |
| Survey Toolbox |
1.03 |
Windows 95 |
Suite of software programs which are designed to make planning, conducting and
analysing statistically valid, efficient and practical animal health surveys easier |
