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EViews combines data management, econometric and statistical analysis, forecasting, simulations, graphs, and tables in an object-oriented desktop application. It includes statistical tests, regression models, scripting, and Bayesian analysis, with imports covering Excel, Access, R, SAS Transport, SPSS, Stata, Tableau, text, HTML, and ODBC. EViews 14 adds JDemetra+ seasonal adjustment, Facebook Prophet, quantile ARDL estimation, and outlier detection, while integrations with MATLAB, R, Python, and Excel and downloadable add-ins extend its workflow.
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GNU PSPP
Free plan LinuxMacWindowsFree SPSS-style statistical analysis with command line — GNU PSPP is a free SPSS replacement with graphical and command-line interfaces, but it does not list Bayesian analysis.
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gretl
Free plan LinuxMacWindowsFree econometrics with specialized estimators — gretl focuses on econometric analysis and includes GMM, maximum likelihood, system methods, LASSO, Ridge, and elastic net estimators.
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StatsDirect
Free plan MacWindowsGuided statistics learning with spreadsheet-style data entry — StatsDirect uses Excel-like data entry, word-processor-style reports, and built-in statistical guidance instead of EViews’ object-oriented econometric interface.
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Pingouin
Free plan LinuxPython-based open-source statistical programming — Pingouin is a Linux-only Python package based on Pandas and NumPy, offering correlation, mediation, regression, and multivariate functions.
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Avidemux
Free plan Open source LinuxMacWeb+1 - 9
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StatPlus
Free plan iPhoneMacWeb+1 - 12
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NeuroAnalyzer.jl
Free plan LinuxMacSelf-hosted+1 - 15
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SOFA Statistics
Free plan LinuxMacWindows - 18
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BridgeStan
Free plan APILinuxMac+2 - 21
MCP Analytics
Free plan APIWeb - 22
Fitspy
Free plan LinuxMacWindows - 23
BCEA
Free plan LinuxMacWindows - 24
Alternatives can be more suitable when EViews’ Windows-and-macOS desktop focus, pricing, or edition restrictions do not fit. The 30-day demo runs only on physical Windows computers, and the Student Version Lite limits saving and exporting. Academic and commercial licenses cost $700 and $2,450 respectively, while other editions have eligibility or launch requirements. When switching, compare platform access, price, imported data formats, statistical and econometric methods, scripting, Bayesian analysis, and whether a graphical, command-line, web, or programming-oriented workflow fits your work.
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