Analysis-planning worksheet
Connect your research question to outcomes, comparisons, repeated measurements, clustering, missing data, and reporting. Includes a fictional longitudinal-study example.
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Define the question, choose measures, and plan the sample and analysis before collecting data.
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Open the calculators →Connect your research question to outcomes, comparisons, repeated measurements, clustering, missing data, and reporting. Includes a fictional longitudinal-study example.
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Compare scope, deliverables, fees, revisions, and data handling before choosing statistical support.
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Document an analysis problem, checks attempted, assumptions, and the next defensible decision.
Open worksheet →Plan evaluation questions, measures, data responsibilities, reporting, and budget. Includes a fictional employment-support example and a blank worksheet.
Check the evidence behind questionnaire scores and compare AI models on shared evaluation items.
Review questionnaire purpose, instrument versions, adaptations, scoring, and evidence for intended uses. Includes a fictional example and a blank review worksheet.
Compare two AI models scored on the same eval items: the accuracy gap with a confidence interval and a paired McNemar test, plus Python and R code that reproduces the result. Enter counts or paste per-item results; checked against R and SciPy.
Compare two models →Format statistical results and check whether reported test statistics and p-values agree.
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