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The software includes 12 statistical methods that analyze the significance of a cluster using techniques that evaluate, time, space, and both time and space clustering. The software is programmed with three major categories, six subcategories, and twelve analysis procedures. These categories and methods of analysis are:
This software is designed to run on a DOS (version 3.2 or higher) compatible personal computers (386 or higher) and requires a minimum of 512K of RAM. It also requires 912K of hard drive space during installation and 619K of storage on the C: Drive after it is installed.
Save your downloaded file (CLUSTR.EXE [331K]) to the C:\ directory. At the C:> prompt on your PC, type CLUSTR <ENTER> and then CINSTALL <ENTER> to install the software on your PC. The CLUSTR.EXE file is an automated installation program. This is a freeware package and may be freely distributed.
Type CLUSTER from the C:\CLUSTER subdirectory (after installation is complete) to start the Cluster software package. The user's manual (CLUSTER.MAN) is written in Wordperfect 5.1 and can be found in the C:\CLUSTER subdirectory.
This page last updated on August 17, 2004
Contact Name: Dr. Wendy Kaye / WKaye@cdc.gov
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