C2 Version 1.4
C2 is a Microsoft Windows program for analysing and visualising palaeoenvironmental data. The main features are: (1) create and apply apply transfer functions using weighted averaging (WA), partial least squares (PLS), weighted averaging partial least squares (WAPLS), Imbrie & Kipp factor analysis, modern analogue technique (MAT) and maximum likelihood regression and calibration (ML), all with leave-one-out, bootstrap or n-fold leave out cross-validation, (2) create scatter, line and bubble plots to visualise species environment relationships and to diagnose fitted models, (3) plot stratigraphic diagrams with bar, line, silhouette and symbol graphs, overlay multiple series on the same axes, and combine multi-proxy data from different datasets measured at different time or depth intervals in the same diagram, (4) scale graphics in absolute units (mm) or fit to page, and cut & paste diagrams to a favourite drawing package, and (5) import / export data to / from a range of common formats, including Excel, Access, Tilia and Cornell, and edit, sort, transform and merge datasets. A brief description of the program may be found here and full details are given in the user guide. The program download consists of a single executable that will install the program, help files, user guide, tutorial, and example datasets. C2 replaces my previous programs CALIBRATE, WAPLS, MAT and PDP.
C2 is free to download and use but the data analysis and graphics functions are restricted to a maximum number of 75 samples. A license file that removes this restriction must be purchased to use C2 with larger datasets. Purchasing details may be found here. The data editing functions in C2 are not size-restricted.
Version 1.4 contains various bug fixes, improvements to the user interface, and a number of new features in the data handling, graphical and statistical functions. Version 1.4.3 also has an option to check via the web for updates to ensure that you have the latest version. The upgrade is free and will work with existing licenses. Please note: the help files, user guide and tutorial are not yet updated and still refer to version 1.3 but there is a document describing the new features.
The setup file below will install a new copy of C2 or upgrade an existing installation to version 1.4.3.
Download C2 Version 1.4.3 (Build 1) (13/05/06) (8,625 KB)
2007-03-26 10:54:14
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answered by Anonymous
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C2 is the second C found on the piano (from left to right). Middle C is C4. The notes that follow are D4, E4, F4, G4, A4, B4, C5 (the C above middle C is C5). C2 would be written on the second ledger line below the bass clef..
2007-03-24 03:29:46
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answered by Anonymous
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it is simply two carbon molecules that combine together in carbon-carbon link bonding..i.e,c2
2007-03-26 04:51:48
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answered by PearL 4
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