Descriptive Statistics Writer
Turns descriptive statistics into Table 1
Descriptive Statistics Writer
Turns descriptive statistics into Table 1
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Description
Converts the user's descriptive statistics outputs (mean±SD or median(IQR), n(%)) into an academic "Participant Characteristics" paragraph that can be added directly to a paper, as well as a table in Table 1 format. Selects the correct descriptive statistic (mean±SD vs median(IQR)) based on normality and never mixes them up. Suitable for: graduate students and academics conducting quantitative research who want to write the "Participants" section of their paper quickly and accurately.
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Transforms raw descriptive statistics into an academic Participant Characteristics paragraph and a complete Table 1, with accurate normality-based statistic selection and consistent subgroup counts and percentages.
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- Version
- v2
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
