Myrtle

Myrtle is a software application that was built in Java specifically to aid individuals in analyzing all sort of data, print and export it to a file.

The installation process is not a prerequisite, as this program is portable. This means that it is not going to insert new items to the Windows registry and hard drive without your approval (like installers usually do), and it is not going go to leave any kind of traces behind after its removal from the disk.

Most importantly, if you place the program files to a USB thumb drive, you make it possible to take Myrtle anywhere with you, and run it on any computer you come in contact with.

This tool presents a pretty comprehensive function library, including algebraic, comparison, computer science, descriptive science, hypothesis tests and integers. It is possible to open several tabs in the same time, so that you can easily multi-task.

In addition to that, import is available in CSV, TXT and DAT file formats, while export is available using CSV and HTML extensions. You can create and manage bookmarks, shift or replicate cells, as well as undo or redo actions, so as to avoid making mistakes.

Several procedures, such as one way analysis or variance, interactively build a histogram or make a scatter plot of two variables are available, yet you should know it is also possible to add your own, with just a click of the button.

Myrtle proves to be a pretty efficient piece of software. It does not put a strain on the computer’s performance, as the amount of resources required is low at all times. The interface is accessible to all user categories and there are sufficient options incorporated to keep you busy for quite a while.