Mathematica as Data Analyzer

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I am just curious if anyone uses or has attempted to use Mathematica to
analyze flow data. It appears that Mathematica, especially 3.0 comes with
very strong data analysis and statistical packages which may enable you
to analyze flow data. The only problem that I can see is if Mathematica
3.0 can read FCS compatible files. Any commets will be appreciated.

Aki Hoji (akhst7+@pitt.edu)
University of Pittsburgh

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