Common Methods
Survey Research
Data Visualization
Data Processing
Advanced Methods
Experimental / Medical Research
Comprehensive Evaluation
Econometric Research
Machine Learning
Meta Analysis
Text Analysis
Spatial Econometrics
Power Analysis

Batch Processing
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Batch Processing
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Settings
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Judgment Standard
- =
- <
- >
- ± Standard Deviation
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Outlier Handling
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Batch Processing
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Settings
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Judgment Standard
- > %
- > %
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Invalid Sample
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Select the order of the judgment matrix white cells, and click "Start".
Suitable for t test with summary data (mean, standard deviation, and sample size).
- Group 1Group 2
- Mean
- Standard Deviation
- Sample Size
- Mean Difference
- Confidence Level
- Hypothesis Test
- Group 1Group 2
- Mean
- Standard Deviation
- Sample Size
- Mean Difference
- Confidence Level
- Hypothesis Test
Suitable for z test with summary data (mean, standard deviation, and sample size) for large sample (N > 30).
- Group 1Group 2
- Mean
- Standard Deviation
- Sample Size
- Mean Difference
- Confidence Level
- Hypothesis Test
- Group 1Group 2
- Mean
- Standard Deviation
- Sample Size
- Mean Difference
- Confidence Level
- Hypothesis Test
Proportion z test is applicable for large sample data (N>30).
- Group 1Group 2
- Event
- Total
- Proportion Difference
- Confidence Level
- Hypothesis Test
- Group 1Group 2
- Events
- Total
- Proportion Difference
- Confidence Level
- Hypothesis Test
- Positive (Bad)Negative (Good)
- Exposed Group
- Control Group
- Confidence Level
- Independent Variable (X) Dependent Variable (Y)
- Example Below
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- The relationships are 5 pairs as follows:
- - A affects B- B affects D- C affects D
- - A affects D- C affects B
- Dependent Variable (Y)
- Independent Variable (X)
- Independent variable (X2)
- Independent variable (X3)
Set Parameter (Optional)
Parameter | Initial value |
Lower limit (Usually not set) |
Upper limit (Usually not set) |
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Chi-square tests can be used to assess differences between two categorical variables, X and Y. When adjusting for confounding factors such as gender, a stratified chi-square analysis can be employed. SPSSAU supports data structured as 2 × 2 × K, where X and Y are binary categories and K represents the stratum.
- Group(X)
- Outcome(Y)
- Factor (Stratum)
- Weight
Bubble charts display the relationship between X and Y, with bubble size representing Z. To show the 'label' for each point, simply add the corresponding 'Label'.
- X
- Y
- Z (Bubble size, optional)
- Bubble category (Optional)
- Label (Optional)
Please edit the 'Initial probability' and 'State transition matrix', and you can paste (Ctrl+V) or modify the data.
State | State 1 | State 2 | State 3 |
Probability |
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The data format is: 1 row represents the score of 1 expert, 1 column represents 1 indicator.
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Please input or paste the complementarity matrix. The main diagonal should be 0.5, and the sum of each pair of symmetric elements must equal 1.
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Tip: BO and OW should be placed separately. If multiple experts are involved, input multiple rows.
Input the Best-to-other (BO) data. If multiple experts are involved, use multiple rows.
Input the Others-to-worst (OW) . If multiple experts are involved, use multiple rows.
Limited to four values: 1/2/3/4, where higher scores mean higher effectiveness, usually 3 or 4 points.
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Calculation Item
- Optional: Year
- Group (Optional)
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Edit the data, then start.
Select the predictions from both the old and new models, along with the gold standard.
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Prediction (Old model)
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Prediction (New model)
- Gold Standard
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Jump Threshold
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Theil Index
- Similar to GDP (Y)
- Similar to Population (N)
- Similar to GDP Per Capita
- Year (Optional)
- Group 1 (e.g., Region) (Optional)
- Group 2 (e.g., Province) (Optional)
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Please enter latitude and longitude
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Upload .gal or .gwl format
- 【1】The SPSSAU project (). SPSSAU. (Version
.0) [Online Application
Software]. Retrieved from https://spssau.net.
【2】PySAL Developers. (2018). PySAL: Python Spatial Analysis Library (23.7). GeoDa Center for Geospatial Analysis and Computation.
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Compare the
difference between the mean and one test value
Parameters
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Input Data
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Study the mean
differences of one factor across different groups
Parameters
Input Data
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Compare rate with
population rate
Parameters
Input Data
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Compare the
correlation coefficient with the expected value
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Power analysis for
R-squared or R-squared change in hierarchical regression
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Input Data
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Power analysis for
differences between coefficients in binary logistic regression