Rapidly create interactive test models, analyze data, and seamlessly scale up to large, high-powered simulations—all in one system, with one integrated workflow.
The Mathematica econometrics solution is unique in providing built-in, ready-to-use economic data alongside powerful statistical analysis tools, built-in parallel processing, and state-of-the-art symbolic and numerical computation.
Using built-in or imported data to instantly create interactive applications
Dynamically exploring the effects of federal funds rate cuts of 0.5% or more on major macroeconomic variables
Performing powerful statistical computation using built-in functions
Interactively determining the upper-tailed critical values of the Fisher–Snedecor distribution
Mixing live reporting with structured information and presenting as a document or slide show
A notebook instantly transformed to a slide show with interactive content that can be modified during a presentation
Running efficient simulations powered by sophisticated random number generation
A geometric Brownian motion simulation of a daily stock return series
Complete workflow, from data import to analysis to interactive document or slide show, all in one system Competitor note: R, SAS, Minitab, and other software do not support a complete workflow in a single environment
Built-in current and historical financial, socioeconomic, and other data ready for computation without preprocessing Competitor note: Built-in data combined with high-powered computation is unique to Mathematica
Powerful symbolic statistical computation and built-in functions for all standard statistical distributions Competitor note: R, STATA, and other numerical systems do not include symbolic functionality
Seamless integration of numerics, symbolics, interactive graphics, and all other computational aspects in one document Competitor note: Unique to Mathematica
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Analyzing stationary and non-stationary time series data
Performing Monte Carlo simulations, bootstrap analysis, probability estimations, and more