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© Copyright, 1992-93, Andrew Gelman and Gary King; all rights reserved. You may distribute this program to anyone so long as you do not charge a fee and provide all files in unmodified form with a complete copy of the documentation.

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... King²

Questions, comments, or information about the most recent version of JudgeIt should be directed to Gary King, Department of Government, Harvard University, Littauer Center North Yard, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138; Internet: gk@isr.harvard.edu; Phone: 617-495-2027.
You can also receive the latest copy of this program through anonymous FTP on Internet. To do this from most computers on internet: connect by typing ftp Haavelmo.Harvard.Edu; enter anonymous for the username and your internet account name as the password; set the system for a binary transfer (binary); change to the JudgeIt directory (cd judgeit); and get all the files (mget *). If you use this method, you should have access to the L^ATEX text processing system to print the documentation (which is available on most mainframe computers).
We thank Ken Benoit and D. Stephen Voss for superb research assistance and the National Science Foundation for research grant SES-89-09201 to Gary King, for a postdoctoral fellowship to Andrew Gelman, and for grant SBR-9223637 to both. JudgeIt was written entirely in the Gauss Matrix Programing language (although you do not need Gauss to operate this program). We thank NSF and Aptech Systems for making it possible for us to provide JudgeIt to you free of charge. Gauss is a fast matrix programming language available from Aptech Systems, 23804 SE Kent-Kangley Road, Maple Valley, WA 98038; Phone: 206-432-7855; Internet: aptech@max.u.washington.edu. We recommend it highly.

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