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Information about “AUTOMATIC FORTRAN FORMAT STATEMENTS”
FMT takes the drudgery out of writing FORTRAN FORMAT statements by
automatically generating FORMAT statements for you. Simply use a
wordprocessor or text editor to create an ASCII file that looks just
like the output you would like your program to produce. FMT turns your
data into a set of FORMAT statements that can be pasted into your
FORTRAN program. This is a great tool for any FORTRAN programmer.
The input to FMT is an ASCII file containing the output that is to be
transformed into FORTRAN FORMAT statements. The file should look just
the way it is to appear on screen. FMT automatically adds the leading
blank character required by FORTRAN. FMT can be instructed to treat
each line in the input file as a separate FORMAT statement.
FILE1685.TXT
Disk No: 1685
Disk Title: Automatic Fortran Format Statements
PC-SIG Version: S1
Program Title: Automatic Fortran Format Statements
Author Registration: $12.00
Special Requirements: None.
FMT takes the drudgery out of writing FORTRAN FORMAT statements by
automatically generating FORMAT statements for you. Simply use a
word processor or text editor to create an ASCII file that looks just
like the output you would like your program to produce. FMT turns your
data into a set of FORMAT statements that can be pasted into your
FORTRAN program. This is a great tool for any FORTRAN programmer.
The input to FMT is an ASCII file containing the output that is to be
transformed into FORTRAN FORMAT statements. The file should look just
the way it is to appear on screen. FMT automatically adds the leading
blank character required by FORTRAN. Digits are represented by carets.
Floating point numbers are distinguished by the presence of a decimal
point in the string. For example; ^^^^ becomes I4, ^^^^. becomes F5.0,
and ^^^.^^^ becomes F6.3. Character data is represented with the tilde
(~) character. For example; ~~~~~~~~ becomes 8A1.
PC-SIG
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FMT.DOC
FMT
Automatic FORTRAN FORMAT Statements
Version 1.00
(c) 1989
"One of many STATOOLS(tm)..."
by
Gerard E. Dallal
53 Beltran Street
Malden, MA 02148
NOTICE
Copyright 1989 by Gerard E. Dallal. FMT is shareware. If
you find FMT to be useful, a non-exclusive license fee of $12
should be sent to the author.
DISCLAIMER
STATOOLS are provided "as is" without warranty of any
kind. The entire risk as to the quality, performance, and
fitness for intended purpose is with you. You assume
responsibility for the selection of the program and for the
use of results obtained from that program.
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PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
FMT takes the drudgery out of writing FORTRAN FORMAT
statements. Simply use a word processor or text editor to
create an ASCII file that looks just like the output you'd
like your program to produce. FMT turns the model into a set
of FORMAT statements that can be pasted into your FORTRAN
program. For example, FMT turns
Monthly Report
Wages
Employee Name Salary + Fringe = Total
Last First
{ } { } ^^^^.^^ ^^^^.^^ ^^^^.^^
into
* 33X,'Monthly Report'/
* 38X,'Wages'/
* /
* 18X,'Employee Name',11X,'Salary + Fringe = Total'/
* 16X,'Last',8X,'First'/
* /
* 11X,A13,' ',A9,6X,F7.2,4X,F7.2,4X,F7.2/
OPERATION
The input to FMT is an ASCII file containing the output
that is to be transformed into FORTRAN FORMAT statements. The
file should look just the way it is to appear on screen. FMT
automatically adds the leading blank character required by
FORTRAN.
The name of the input file must have the qualifier UNF
(for "UNFormatted"). The resulting FORMAT statements will be
written to a file with the same basename and the qualifier FMT
(for "ForMaTted"). For example, when DESIGN is given in
response to the FMT prompt
Enter basename for text to be formatted.
unformatted .UNF, formatted .FMT:
the text file DESIGN.UNF is used to create the FORMAT
statement file DESIGN.FMT.
FMT G.E. Dallal
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Numerical data
Digits are represented by carets. Floating point numbers
are distinguished by the presence of a decimal point in the
string.
^^^^ becomes I4
^^^^. becomes F5.0
^^^.^^^ becomes F6.3
Numerical fields cannot run into each other. FMT cannot
distinguish between 2I2 and I4.
Character data
The tilde (~) represents a CHARACTER*1 variable (A1). A
substring of 'n' tildes becomes nA1 in the FMT file. The
first and last characters of character variables of length
greater than 1 are denoted by the left brace ({) and right
brace (}), respectively.
~~~~~~~~~~~~ becomes 12A1
{ } becomes A12
{ }~~~{ } becomes A5,3A1,A4
NOTES
1. The qualifier UNF is not added to the basename in
response to the FMT prompt.
2. Blank lines in the UNF file become slashes (/) in the
FMT file.
3. Lines in the UNF file with a period (.) in the first
column become blank lines in the FMT file.
4. Carets (^), tildes (~), and braces ({,}) cannot be
used as text in the UNF file. If these characters are
necessary, use a surrogate in the UNF file and use a
text editor to replace them after the FMT file has
been created.
5. Unbalanced braces will cause the program to terminate
with an error message.
6. Single quotes may appear in the UNF file. They will
be doubled appropriately in the FMT file.
FMT G.E. Dallal
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DUPLICATION AND SHAREWARE NOTICES
You may distribute unmodified copies of FMT and its
documentation provided there is no charge beyond a duplication
fee not to exceed $6.
FMT is shareware. If you find FMT to be useful, a non-
exclusive license fee of $12 should be sent to the author.
REGISTRATION FORM
Licensed from:
Gerard E. Dallal
53 Beltran Street
Malden, MA 02148
Date: / /
----------------------------------------------------------
Qty Fee Fee
ITEM each extended
FMT: Automatic FORTRAN
FORMAT Statements x $12 =
(license fee) ----- --------
FMT distribution disk x $5 =
----- --------
SUBTOTAL
--------
5% Sales Tax (MA residents only)
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TOTAL
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Please make check payable to Gerard E. Dallal
You may keep a copy of this invoice for your
tax records.
FMT G.E. Dallal
STATOOLS(tm)
STATOOLS(tm) is a set of stand-alone programs designed to fill
in some of the gaps left by major statistical program packages
such as SAS, SPSS-X, BMDP, and SYSTAT:
STAT-SAK is the STATistician's Swiss Army Knife. While not
the custom tool for any particular job, it carries out a wide
variety of miscellaneous tasks that are not easily performed
by most large statistical packages. These include probability
distributions (normal, t, chi-square, F, binomial, Poisson,
studentized range); exact confidence intervals for binomial
p's; Fisher's exact test for 2 by 2 tables; Mantel-Haenszel
test and approximate 95% confidence interval for the common
odds ratio; Bartholomew's test for increasing proportions;
Bartholomew's test for increasing normal means; one and two
sample t-tests from summary statistics; correlation
coefficients: test that a population value is 0, confidence
interval for a single coefficient, test of equality of two
independent coefficients, test of equality of two dependent
coefficients (coefficients from the same correlation matrix).
PC-SIZE determines the sample size requirements for single
factor experiments, two factor experiments, randomized blocks
designs, paired t-tests, and comparison of proportions. It
can calculate the power of specific sample sizes as well as
determine the sample size needed to achieve specific power.
PC-PLAN generates randomization plans.
PC-EMS produces tables of expected mean squares for balanced
experiments using the Cornfield-Tukey algorithm.
PC-PITMAN, calculates observed significance levels using
recursive relationships to obtain the randomization
(permutation) distribution of a number of statistics without
directly examining all possible permutations of the data. It
performs one and two sample randomization tests and rank tests
in the presence of an arbitrary number of ties in the data.
PC-MULTI performs multiple comparisons using Tukey's honestly
significant differences (studentized range statistic).
FORGET-IT produces Forget-it Plots (also known as Two-way
Plots), a graphical device for displaying the interaction
structure of a two-way table.
STRUCTR fits structural relations when the ratio of error
variances is known.
PC-AIP fits additive-in-the-probits models to two-dimensional
contingency tables with ordered column classifications.
To obtain a set on three diskettes (for the IBM PC and
compatibles running DOS 2.0 or later versions) containing the
source code, executable files, and user's guides, send a check
in the amount of $15 to
Gerard E. Dallal
53 Beltran Street
Malden, MA 02148
Other programs:
OCTA (One man's Contingency Table Analysis): Interactive log-
linear analysis of multi-dimensional contingency tables by use
of the Deming-Stephan iterative proportional fitting
procedure. Quasi-independence models; Brown's tests of
partial and multiple association. Tables of up to 1000 cells
containing no more than 7 dimensions and 20 categories per
dimension. ($10)
LOGISTIC: Logistic regression. Maximum likelihood estimates
of the regression coefficients are obtained by use of a
Newton-Raphson iterative procedure. Interactions may be
specified in the model. The right hand side of the model may
contain up to 20 terms. Analyzes data in MYSTAT/SYSTAT system
files. ($10)
cLOGISTIC: Conditional logistic regression for stratified
case-control data. Up to 500 strata with no more than 10 cases
plus controls per stratum. The product of the number of
subjects and the number of variables must be no greater than
6000. ($5 OR formatted 5-1/4" floppy diskette in a self-
addressed stamped mailer. Also, accompanies LOGISTIC at no
additional charge.)
PITMAN: A version of PC-PITMAN (described above) that works
with data in SYSTAT/MYSTAT files. ($5 OR formatted 5-1/4"
floppy diskette in a self-addressed stamped mailer)
TRACK: Foulkes-Davis tracking index, the probability that two
individuals chosen at random will have measurement curves that
do not cross. Fits linear, quadratic, or cubic polynomials to
each individual's data and judges the adequacy of the fit.
Analyzes data in MYSTAT/SYSTAT system files. Produces a
command file that allows SYGRAPH (Systat, Inc.) to draw the
measurements curves. ($5 OR formatted 5-1/4" floppy diskette
in a self-addressed stamped mailer)
WUBA-WUBA: Converts space or comma delimited ASCII files of
numerical data to MYSTAT/SYSTAT files. ($5 OR formatted 5-1/4"
floppy diskette in a self-addressed stamped mailer. Also,
accompanies any program that analyzes data in SYSTAT/MYSTAT
files at no additional charge.)
GENERIC: Set of FORTRAN source code that can be used as a
template for writing MYSTAT/SYSTAT supplements. ($5 OR
formatted 5-1/4" floppy diskette in a self-addressed stamped
mailer)
RCJOIN: identifies sources of interaction in two-dimensional
tables of counts (Computers and Biomedical Research, 21(1988),
129-136) ($5 OR formatted 5-1/4" floppy diskette in a self-
addressed stamped mailer)
MUDIFT: Multivariate distribution-free comparison of growth
curves. (Guo S, Simon R, Talmadge JE, Klabansky RL. Computers
and Biomedical Research, 20(1987), 37-48.) Works with data in
MYSTAT/SYSTAT files. MUDIFT was written with Shumei Guo, R.
Simon, J.E. Talmadge, and R.L. Klabansky. ($5 OR formatted
5-1/4" floppy diskette in a self-addressed stamped mailer)
BUMP: Dose-response curves in the presence of a downturn.
(Simpson and Margolin, Biometrika, 73(1986), 589-596). Works
with data in MYSTAT/SYSTAT files. BUMP was written with
Douglas G. Simpson and is available from him at Department of
Statistics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 101
Illini Hall, 725 South Wright Street, Champaign, IL 61820. ($5
OR formatted 5-1/4" floppy diskette in a self-addressed
stamped mailer)
A word about MYSTAT...
MYSTAT is a full-featured subset of the statistics package
SYSTAT by Systat, Inc. MYSTAT can analyze up to 32000 cases
and 50 variables. It contains a full-screen editor which can
import ASCII files and, through an extensive transformation
facility, create new variables and modify existing variables.
MYSTAT's statistical capabilities include summary statistics,
scatterplots, histograms, stem-and-leaf displays, t tests,
correlation coefficients, regression analysis, balanced and
unbalanced multi-way analysis of variance, and the analysis of
two dimensional tables of counts. MYSTAT will soon be
packaged with number of introductory statistics textbooks.
Anyone may obtain a free copy of MYSTAT by sending a written
request to Systat, Inc., 1800 Sherman Avenue, Evanston, IL
60201. (Reference: Wilkinson, L. (1987), "MYSTAT: A Personal
Version of SYSTAT," The American Statistician, 41, 334.) I am
unable to provide copies of MYSTAT.
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