PanelCheck News

The windows .exe-installer is now available here at the PanelCheck sourceforge web site. The source code will be available in a few days from now.

The windows .exe-installer and source code are now available here at the PanelCheck sourceforge web site. PanelCheck 1.4.0 is in the making and should be released some time before Christmas 2009

Sorry, for the delay. The .exe-file at our website http://www.matforsk.no/panelcheck has been out since the beginning of june.

In this relase we make use of functions programmed in the statistical language R. Therefor you will need to install the latest verion of RPy to be able to use the mixed model ANOVA.

V.1.1.0 has a great deal of new features (see more at www.matforsk.no/panelcheck). The source code for the exe-versions of V.1.1.0 and V.1.1.1 is identical. Therefore, you will find only source code of V.1.1.0.

PanelCheck V. 1.0.2 and 1.0.3 are out now. Sorry for the delay of 1.0.2.

Changes in PanelCheck v. 1.0.1:

1. You can now drag and drop your data file onto the PanelCheck for easier data import

2. Improved robustness for import of data from plain text files and Excel files

3. Fixed bug where PanelCheck did not return ANOVA results (F plot, MSE plot and p*MSE plot) in one specific case

This is the first official release of the PanelCHECK (V. 1.0.0) on sourceforge. The official public launch will take place at the Nordic Worskshop for Sensory Science in Ski, Norway (May 3-5, 2006).

Get more information at:
http://www.matforsk.no/panelcheck

PanelCheck is now hosted at Sourceforge. The files will be uploaded soon.

Oliver