Category: Learning modules

By on December 26, 2018 3 Comments

Systematic review intends to find out the appropriate answers to the questions that have been developed in accordance with the research problem in a study.

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By Avishek Majumder on December 12, 2018 No Comments

The datasheet changes for every type of data table chosen. Out of the six, three were explained in the previous article, hence here contingency, survival, and ‘parts of the whole’ has been demonstrated for importing the data.

 
By Avishek Majumder on November 23, 2018 No Comments

In this article, the basic interface of the GraphPad Prism is demonstrated. The demonstrations will indicate how to get started with the Prism software. In the previous article, a brief introduction to the software was discussed.

 

This article explains how to perform point forecasting in STATA, where one can generate forecast values even without performing ARIMA.

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By Avishek Majumder on November 21, 2018 No Comments

In the previous article, the main interface of the GraphPad Grasoftware was discussed, along with the pros and cons of every component. In this article, a random table is chosen and the tools and the statistics allowed by the software is discussed.

 
By Soumya Srivastava on November 15, 2018 No Comments

The basics of MATLAB were discussed in the previous module. It covered topics on interface of MATLAB software and the basic operations of MATLAB along the help and documentation features.

 
By Avishek Majumder & Priya Chetty on November 15, 2018 No Comments

Text analysis, or text frequency analysis, is an important and common text-based analysis using Wordlist. In this analysis, the transcript or the text file is assessed for occurrence or repetition or frequency of words. This is known as the wordlist analysis in Hamlet II.

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The previous article (Pooled panel data regression in STATA) showed how to conduct pooled regression analysis with dummies of 30 American companies. The results revealed that the joint hypothesis of dummies reject the null hypothesis that these companies do not have any alternative or joint effects. Therefore pooled regression is not a favourable technique for […]

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