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Included at this site are a variety of case studies that demonstrate the use of statistics. One can search the type of statistic (ANOVA, t-test, regression) and find actual cases that used that particular concept. For each of the cases, background information is provided as well as a description of the experimental design,...
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Included at this site are a variety of case studies that demonstrate the use of statistics. One can search the type of statistic (ANOVA, t-test, regression) and find actual cases that used that particular concept. For each of the cases, background information is provided as well as a description of the experimental design, descriptive statistics, and inferential statistics. In some cases raw data is provided as well as graphs.
Great resourse of case studies for statistics. I like the filter that allows you to drill down to certain topics. Although when a certain topic is selected an error message is displayed stating the filter is not working. However, it appears to filter the information just fine.
3 years ago
Tiantian Qin
(Faculty)
This site provides detailed information for a case study: background, experiment design, data analysis, and the raw data. It is a good repository for statistical examples for an introductory level course. The content is valid and easy to follow. It is very helpful for the instructors to make homework and exams. The limitation of the resource is that it covers only the very basic and simple statistical methods and not useful for some more advanced course.
Katie Larkin (Faculty)
Great resourse of case studies for statistics. I like the filter that allows you to drill down to certain topics. Although when a certain topic is selected an error message is displayed stating the filter is not working. However, it appears to filter the information just fine.