Halcyon Calc Lite vs PocketStat

For students, engineers, scientists or people who fondly remember classic calculators, Halcyon Calc Lite is a great application for manipulating numbers and even symbolic expressions. Features: - Use this calculator on an iPhone, iPod Touch or an iPad - Use your finger to quickly scroll through the stack to review intermediate results - Copy and paste support - Over 225 built-in operations, including trig, logarithms, real functions, complex operations and more - Allows you to work with real, complex and integer numbers. - Real and complex numbers can be displayed in standard, fixed, scientific and engineering format - Integer numbers can be displayed in decimal, hexadecimal, octal and binary bases - Work with real and complex matrices and vectors - Enter symbolic expressions and solve them for different values. Even better, solve quadratic formulas, collect and expand factors and terms, find minima, maxima and roots of any expression. - Plot symbolic expressions in X/Y coordinates. Pan the coordinate space by dragging the plot in any direction. Zoom in and out using a pinch gesture. - Determine symbolic derivative, taylor series or numeric integral of an expression. - Store numbers, lists, strings and expressions in symbols. - Store statistical data and calculate totals, averages, standard deviations, linear regressions, etc over that data. - Calculate the probabilities associated with standard distributions like the normal, F and T distributions.

In this day and age, it is increasingly difficult to separate conjecture from significance. PocketStat is a statistical fact checking tool built to make this discrimination less onerous. Use it to quickly assess statistical claims in manuscripts, seminars, posters, classes, and homework. Do you want to know whether the means of two groups differ from one another? Or if two correlations are differ significantly from each other? Or would you like to estimate the mean of population while only knowing the median? All these questions can be answered with PocketStat. PocketStat also has a number of calculators for everyday statistical tasks. Handy power calculators let you quickly estimate the number of subjects needed for your next study (or determine whether the study you’re evaluating has enough subjects). Use the app to compute the chi-square statistic for a 2 × 2 contingency table. You can also calculate single-sample t-tests. Upgrade to PocketStat Premium and compute chi-squares in matrices as large as 6 × 10, and perform two-sample t-tests (independent and correlated). Sadly, PocketStat can’t resolve truth from…um…alternative truths in all circumstances, but it’s a start. ************IMPORTANT CAVEAT****************** PocketStat does not use statistical libraries, so "p" values are computed by closed form equations. Although these "p" values are quite close to the actual value, they are meant only to be used as estimates, not for publication.