Toolbox

Here you will find a general collection of tools that I have written that, in one way or another, are designed to help get research or analyses done. A lot of these tools are quite old now and are probably completely outdated or obsolete. Nevertheless, I make them available here :)

Like any toolbox, you will find that some tools are better than others in form and function, some tools are single-purpose while others are more versatile, and some are in the toolbox simply because I just haven't got the heart to get rid of them. Much like my toolbox at home, some tools may not be of use to you, and not all of my tools are located here; some are in other places where they are more relevant (such as text analysis tools). Nevertheless, browse around, borrow anything that you need, and please give any credit where it may be due, either to myself or others.

Virtually everything on this page is outdated by several years -- that doesn't mean that the programs here have no use anymore, but it does mean that the descriptions below may be laughable. They're from another time :)

The Tools

Most of these tools require the some version of the .NET framework in order to run. This framework is available for free via Microsoft at the appropriate download page. Note that this page was originally created in ~2011 and is only updated on an as-needed basis, which is to say that it is rarely updated unless a new program is added.

Even Older / More Obsolete Tools

All programs below this point are essentially obsolete as of 2015 or so. They are primarily useful for generating one-off batches of code for very specific analyses, and perhaps for looking at how syntax could be formatted for specific R / SAS methods. Feel free to use them as long as they are useful, although newer software like Plug N Chug are far more versatile.

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