• York University Statistical Consulting Service is a very complete source of information about many topics in statistics, including Lisp-Stat.
• UCLA Department of Statistics. This site has the largest collection of Lisp-Stat software.
• Minnesota Department of Statistics. This site also has a large collection of Lisp-Stat software.
• Pennsylvania State University has information about other projects based on Lisp-Stat.
• Frederic Udina's WWW server in Spain is a useful XLisp-Stat site for Europeans.
• University of South Carolina has a project on teaching statistics that is based on Lisp-Stat.
• Instructional Regression Modules in LispStat, a JSE online article by Jon Anderson and David Dayton presents LispStat programs and explanations for three kinds of educational modules relevant to an applied regression course.

• Common Lisp HyperSpec - An HTML version of the ANSI and X3 definition of Common Lisp
• Common Lisp, The Language: 2nd edition. Written by Guy Steel, Thinking Machines. Online version of THE reference book for CL.
• LispWorks: Resources
• Peter Norvig and Kent Pitman "Tutorial on Good Lisp Programming Style" LUV Conference, 1993.
• Richard P. Gabriel Lisp: Good News, Bad News, How to Win Big.

• Lisp-Stat Information Luke Tierney's Lisp-Stat site. Contains tech reports, documentaion, release notes for latest version of xls. Now there is a Mirror of umnstat in Vienna
• UCLA xlisp-stat code archive
• Lisp Documentation
• Penn State Projects in Lisp-Stat
• Frederic Udina's WWW server
• Statistics 5302 Rcode Info
  Bret Muser's course notes, faq, Rcode help system.
  • Regression Graphics and the R-code
    Teacher's manual for An Introduction to Regression Graphics and updates to Rcode
  • Online xlisp-stat & Rcode reference
• ViSta - The Visual Statistics System Forrest Young's ViSta system, based on xlispstat.
• Instructional Regression Modules Using XLISP-STAT Paper by Anderson &Dayton in JSE, V3N1; presents XLISP-STAT programs and explanations for three kinds of educational modules relevant to an applied regression course: new mouse modes, regression surface displays, and dynamic simulations for the sampling distribution of an estimated regression coefficient.
• Statistical Computing in Xlisp-Stat
• Computational Statistics. Forrest Young's course on Lisp-Stat and Vista
• John Fox's Home Page John's course, Sociology 740 is a second course in social statistics, with a focus on regression analysis, linear models, and related statistical methods, such as logistic regression using RCODE with some of John's extensions.
• Bob Stine's Page. Bob Stine's page at wharton contains some lispstat extensions and links to courses on statistical computing ( Statistics 540: Statistical Computing ), time series ( Statistics 910 , with S code and lecture notes.), and his ICPSR Lectures on Bootstrap Resampling (some documents in PDF format)
• Annotated Source Index
  Collected lispstat modules by Steve Majewski <sdm7g@Virginia.EDU>
• Cox regression in XLISP-Stat
• Mail Index
  The stat-lisp-news mailing list , archived by Luke Tierney
• Mail Thread Index
• B Halpin's XLS code
  Code for more convenient fitting of loglinear models
• Rweb
  Rweb is a Web based interface to R (a statistical analysis package) that takes the submitted code, runs R on the code (in batch mode), and returns the output (printed and graphical).
• R.W. Oldford, University of Waterloo
  Info on Quail: A Common Lisp system for quantitative analysis.

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