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ANALYSIS / CORRELATION
DEMOStudy hours & exam score
Sample size48
Pearson's r0.72
p-value< 0.001
Missing2
PLAIN-LANGUAGE INTERPRETATION
Students who studied more tended to have higher exam scores. This is a strong positive relationship, but it does not establish causation.
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ANALYSIS LIBRARY
The essentials, without
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Seven reliable tools cover many common coursework and research questions. Calculations are deterministic and run locally in this browser.
Descriptive statistics
Mean, median, spread, quartiles, range, and frequency tables.
Correlation
Pearson correlation with significance, sample size, and cautions.
Independent t-test
Welch's two-sample test, robust to unequal variances.
Chi-square test
Test association between two categorical variables.
One-way ANOVA
Compare means across three or more independent groups.
Duncan's multiple range test
Post-ANOVA treatment groupings with DMRT comparison letters.
Linear regression
Estimate a simple linear relationship with fit diagnostics.
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STEP 3 OF 4
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How accurate are the calculations?+
Statloft uses deterministic formulas rather than generated numbers. This release includes automated checks against known reference cases, but you should still review assumptions and consult a qualified statistician for high-stakes research.
Which files are supported?+
CSV and XLSX files up to 10 MB. The first row must contain column names; for Excel workbooks, Statloft reads the first worksheet.
What happens to my uploaded data?+
The current version processes it locally in your browser and does not upload it. The raw dataset is not included in reports.
Is Statloft free?+
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What is included in the Excel report?+
Analysis settings, method, sample size, assumptions, calculated results, interpretation, and limitations. It contains values only—no formulas or macros.