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Epidemiology is the language of numbers, which can only be effective when applied appropriately. You will find that in all research papers, lectures, or epidemiology classes, three statistical instruments—confidence intervals, risk ratios, and odds ratios—recur over and over. These measures are not simply abstract equations; they are the foundation of ou...

A Bayesian regression is a very powerful statistical technique, which brings the flexibility and robustness of the Bayesian inference to the regression modeling. Bayesian regression is very different than traditional frequentist regression in that it is the only regression which includes prior knowledge and updates beliefs with incoming data, making it a fantastic t...

Why Precision in SPSS Reporting Matters More Than You Think?

Imagine handing your reader a perfectly brewed cup of coffee. The aroma, temperature, and presentation all matter—just like how you present SPSS results in a research paper. Whether you’re drafting a thesis, journal article, or a technical r...