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+ANOVA, or Analysis of Variance, is a method for comparing levels of
+some continuous response variable between different groups. The main
+idea is to compare variation within each group to variation between
+the groups; if the groups vary considerably from one group to another
+in comparison to the within group variation, we can reject the null
+hypothesis that all the groups have similar levels of the response
+variable.
+
+TAMU ANOVA contains both single and two factor ANOVA. Use of the
+package can be facilitated through linking to the compiled library
+tamuanova. The package function definitions are accessible through
+tamu_anova.h. The program must still be linked to the GSL (see GSL
+documentation on linking and compiling.)
+
+This requires gsl.