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RXridge Ver.2008 for Stata (tm) 11.0+ [244K]


Download a ZIP archive of *.ADO functions for ridge/shrinkage calculations in Stata version 11.0+  ...with numerical example *.DO files, *.PDF documentation with embedded fonts, and *.TXT installation instructions.



RXridge Ver.9411 for SAS/IML (tm) [36k]


Download a ZIP archive of source code for shrinkage/ridge calculations in SAS/IML ...plus ASCII text documentation and numerical examples.

Xlisp-Stat Path Shapes:  The traditional 2-Parameter Goldstein-Smith (Q-shape, M-extent) Paths based upon X-coordinate eigenvalues (Lambda spreads) are featured.
However, three "p-parameter" Shrinkage Path Shapes based upon X-coordinate principal correlations can also be specified:  generalized GARROTE, generalized LASSO, and CROSR=Constant-Ratio-Of-Shrinkage-Ratios. The horizontal axis for TRACE displays remains M-extent of shrinkage.



XLisp-Stat RXridge Ver.2008 for Microsoft Windows [50k]


Download this ZIP archive and unpack it on a Windows machine to a sub-directory (SRX, say) of the directory containing WXLS32.EXE to install 1996 *.LSP code and numerical examples plus 2008 PDF documentation.



XLisp-Stat RXridge Ver.9605 for Unix [34k]


Download this rxridge.tar.gz archive to your UNIX machine, and enter the commands "gzip -df rxridge.tar.gz" then "tar -xvf rxridge.tar". This creates UNIX text files of *.LSP code, documentation, and numerical examples.



XLisp-Stat RXridge Ver.9605 for Macintosh [77k]

Download this .HQX file to your Mac and decode it using BinHex to create a self-extracting Stuffit archive named RXridge.sea. Then double click on this icon to unpack Mac text files containing *.LSP code, documentation, and numerical examples.



Extra RXridge Numerical Example Files [20k]


Download this zip archive and unpack it on a Windows machine for 9 additional ill-conditioned datasets formatted for RXridge in XlispStat.



RXridge Ver.2008 for GAUSS (tm) [36k]


Download a self-extracting, MS-DOS archive of source code for shrinkage/ridge calculations in GAUSS ...plus ASCII text documentation and numerical examples.

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