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Euclid, A package for performing orthogonal decomposition of data
William J. R. Christian and Eann Patterson (“the authors”) have designed and developed Euclid (“the program”). This program is available for non-profit organizations to use for teaching and research subject to agreement of the following conditions:
(1) Any person or organization (“ the user”) downloading the program is granted a non-exclusive, non-assignable, non-transferable license without rights to sublicense to use the program;
(2) Any publication arising from the use of the software contains an acknowledgement that the software was obtained from this website using the folllowing citation: Christian WJR and Patterson EA (2018) Euclid Ver: 1.01 http://www.experimentalstress.com/software.htm
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