I am looking to explore my alignments and tree data more carefully and I was wondering if there was any genomic statistical packages that may give me more inside into the data I generated in the alignments. I'm not sure if this I need the additional analysis, but I am interested in learning new ways in how to analyze my data. I have heard that there is a JMP Genomics add-on but I am not failure with it. Does any one have any advice or experience with JMP Genomics or any other software that might be able to help me understand what all I could do?
Daniel, suggest you get a used PC. Mine was $100 at a hamfest. Then get R(free download) which is the Biostatistics standard. Almost everything you might want is in there.
If not you can code it yourself. MACs are fine in high school but not in scientific research. Best, David Booth
Story, but I don’t. I love JMP for lots of other analyses.
David is off-base with his dig against Macs. That’s mostly what I use as a highly published scientist. Only huge projects drive me to our supercomputer.
@michael sorry didn't mean to offend. However R is really the biostatistics standard software and it's not available on Mac. Gotta love that APP store. Best wishes, David
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