Data processing and statistical analysis

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Research process

  • Formulation of the research topic

  • Overview of the literature

  • Objectives and hypotheses

  • Development of the research plan and methodology

  • Data collection, data processing, and statistical analysis

  • Interpretation of results and comparison with data from the literature

  • Evaluation of hypotheses

  • Conclusions

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Hypothesis

A statement or assumption concerning one or more populations. The validity of a hypothesis is tested based on data derived from a sample (or samples).

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Qualitative-Categorical

Nominal scale - Eye color, gender, marital status
Ordinal scale - Exam scores, ranking, cancer stage

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Quantitative-Numeric

Interval scale - Number of injuries, temperature
Ratio scale - Body weight, age, range of motion

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Nominal scale

symbols and numbers used solely for identification (gender, place of residence); they do not possess any of the characteristics of real numbers and cannot be ranked.

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Ordinal scale:

numbers and symbols suitable for establishing an order among the objects under study. Differences in the values of the variable are not interpretable (grades, educational attainment, product ratings).

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Interval scale:

examines measurable data, has a defined unit of measurement, so differences are meaningful (age, date of birth, intelligence); an absolute zero point is not meaningful.

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Ratio scale:

a numerical value that expresses the characteristics of objects. It can be ordered, and the differences in their ratios are meaningful (body weight, height), and it includes an absolute zero point.

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Continuous variables

Measures of central tendency
Measures of dispersion

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Measures of central tendency

mean median mode

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Measures of dispersion

  • standard deviation

  • IQR

  • Range

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Categorical variables

Count (frequency) n (%)

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Parametric tests

• Greater reliability
• More rigorous testing
• They have strict usability requirements

use bar charts

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Non-Parametric tests

• Weaker tests
• No strict usability criteria
• If parametric tests are not applicable, then use them

use box plot