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StatAlpha Beta

Statistical Analysis, Reimagined With A.I

StatAlpha is the modern, beginner-friendly alternative to SPSS. Powered by the robustness of R and guided by intelligent AI, making complex analysis accessible to everyone.

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StatAlpha - My Research Project
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participant_data_24.csv

Independent Samples T-Test Exam_Score ~ Group_Category

Group N Mean Std. Dev p-value
Control 42 74.2 6.8
0.012* Significant (p < .05)
Intervention 45 78.5 5.2
Mean Distribution Comparison
80 75 70
74.2
Control
78.5
Intervention

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StatAlpha comes bundled with an intelligent assistant designed specifically for researchers. It doesn't just run tests; it helps you understand them.

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    Automatically suggests ways to handle missing values, outliers, and recode variables based on context.

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Analyzing Data Context...

I am looking at the "Annual_Income" variable. The distribution looks a bit weird. Can you check it?

I've analyzed the Annual_Income variable. The distribution is heavily right-skewed, which is common for income data.

Assumption Warning

Found 4 extreme outliers (values > $250,000) which are pulling the mean significantly upwards. This may violate the normality assumption for parametric tests like a T-Test.

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