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Scored across 41 tools
Several tools have overlapping purposes: descriptives vs statistica_descriptives, statistica_correlation vs statistica_correlation_matrix (which actually builds lagged products, not a correlation matrix), add_lag_column vs statistica_correlation_matrix, and run_analysis vs run_macro. Descriptions often clarify the intended use, but the names alone can mislead.
Mostly snake_case, but the 'statistica_' prefix is applied inconsistently (statistica_regression vs descriptives, add_fit_line) and two tools share near-identical names (descriptives / statistica_descriptives). Still readable overall.
41 tools is well above the typical 3-15 range; while STATISTICA is a large suite, redundancies (duplicate descriptives, overlapping correlation/lag tools, run_analysis vs run_macro) suggest consolidation is possible.
Covers file I/O, data manipulation, many statistical procedures, graphing, and GUI control, plus generic run_analysis/run_macro escape hatches. Minor gaps like explicit merge/join or case deletion exist but are workable via macros.