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Posted by NC on 02/11/06 21:00
m6s wrote:
>
> Suppose I am only one person, and I have a database, full of
> data...thousands of lines...
> Is it a good aproach to build an environment which will calculate
> means, deviations, distributions with PHP ?
> If yes, is it good for 50 people?
>
> If not...How is the best way, having in mind that I want to make
> it "web" ?
It really depends on how advanced your statistical needs are. If you
have all statistical routines you need already written (or expect that
they will be easy for you to write), PHP is as good as any other
scripting language. If, however, you want advanced statistics, you
will have make your choice of scripting language based on the
computational core you are going to be using. For example, if you
wanted to deploy webMathematica, you'd have to write a Web interface
for it in JSP; if you went with @RISK Developer's Kit instead, ASP or
ASP.Net would probably be a better choice...
Cheers,
NC
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