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What is SAS and SPSS in R?
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Answer / Gaurav Kumar
SAS (Statistical Analysis System) and SPSS (IBM SPSS Statistics) are statistical software packages commonly used for data analysis. In the context of R, there are no exact equivalents as R is an open-source programming language for statistical computing. However, packages like 'forecast' for time series analysis or 'ncf' for survey data analysis can be considered as similar to some SAS procedures, and 'pscl', 'arm' and 'rms' packages for psychometrics are similar to SPSS.
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