PLS_Toolbox includes sophisticated interfaces that let users do their modelling via point-and-click. But it also gives users access to all its power from the MATLABŪ command line. Any model development, data review, preprocesing or other activiy you do in our graphical user interfaces can also be done through your own MATLAB scripts and m-files. (Not a MATLAB user? Get all of the graphical tools and options of PLS_Toolbox in our stand-alone product, Solo.) Functional or Object-Oriented ProgrammingScientists have different levels of programming background but that shouldn't stand in the way of doing custom analyses. PLS_Toolbox provides many ways to access its many tools. Users familiar with object-oriented practices can take advantage of our Model, Dataset, and other objects to perform analyses. Those used to functional programming can access the same methods through the standard functional command line tools. Tools Designed for ScientistsMany multivariate analysis packages don't supply the tools needed to analyze real-world scientific data, particularly when it comes to data preprocessing. PLS_Toolbox is designed by scientists for scientists and includes the numerical methods, preprocessing, and validation tools you need to reach reliable, accurate, and informative results. It contains the widest array of multivariate scientific analysis filters, methods, and tools you'll find - for a partial list, see our Product Page, and for the full list organized by function, see our Documentation Wiki. |
Novice to Expert-Level Data AnalysisMultiple levels of programming interfaces in PLS_Toolbox allow all levels of user to be effective in thier data analysis - and stays useful as your experience and needs expand. Novice users quickly learn to use high-level model building tools to script analyses:
Expert users access high- or low-level engines to create new methods:
Compiling PLS_Toolbox FunctionsPLS_Toolbox functions can be used in custom MATLAB code provided that a valid license exists for every copy in use and the code is not redistributed or compiled. But what if you want to use a PLS_Toolbox function in a compiled applications? Compilation licenses are available that allow you to do this. Generally we require that the compiled code is used only within your oganization and not widely distributed. For more information, see our blog post on Compiling PLS_Toolbox or write to sales@eigenvector.com. Download a demo and exploreDownload a fully functional 30-day demo. We suggest you use our introduction EigenGuides to get started. Feel free to email us at helpdesk@eigenvector.com with your questions. Order a copyWhen you are ready to order, order online. See our pricelist with price information for all of our products. For information on multi-client servers, site-licenses and OEM options, call us at 509.662.9213 or email sales@eigenvector.com. Users with current License Maintenance Agreements: download the latest version now for free. |