Statistical Analysis Resources for Biomedical Informatics: Other Great Resources

Video tutorials from Vanderbilt University on the REDCap survey tool

One of the most commonly used tools for data analysis and visualization

Python is probably the most commonly used, general purpose scripting language in the sciences. Easy to learn, widely supported, and powerful, Python is well suited to many tasks.

R is a powerful programming language for working with and visualizing statistics.

A collections of information about Electronic Health Records

OpenRefine is a powerful tool for data cleanup.

Designed to visualize research in a whole new way, the Semantic MEDLINE tool works by referencing a "triplestore" produced by "semantically processing" abstracts from the MEDLINE database in order to link concepts together in useful ways; visualized as a "graph".

Research projects designed to improve the state of Health IT

WinPython is a free open-source portable distribution of the Python programming language for Windows designed for scientific and educational usage.

The place to go to download the R language, or to find official documentation on R

A visual analytics tool used in HI 6340

D3 is a powerful javascript library for data visualization

Formerly Google Refine, OpenRefine is a powerful open-source tool for cleaning up and extending a data set.