When various xlispstat functions come along that make life easier, I'll post them here. Click on them to place them into your own directory, and then you can "load" them into lisp at the start of each session if you want to use them. (To load, once in xlispstat type (load "filename"). You must do this at the start of each xlisp session.)

regress.lsp

You'll get a nicer, more complete display for a regression when you type (send regression_object :display), where "regression_object" is a previously defined regression.

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