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Statistical analysis in practice

Jesús Piedrafita Arilla

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Abstract

The main statistical methods used in animal experimentation are presented. These include exploratory data analysis, comparison of two or k means, regression and correlation. Selected cases are analyzed by using the R Commander software followed of an explanation of the outputs. Furthermore, some statistical theory is presented to better understand the analyses carried out.

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The main statistical methods used in animal experimentation are presented. These include exploratory data analysis, comparison of two or k means, regression and correlation. Selected cases are analyzed by using the R Commander software followed of an explanation of the outputs. Furthermore, some statistical theory is presented to better understand the analyses carried out.

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The main statistical methods used in animal experimentation are presented. These include exploratory data analysis, comparison of two or k means, regression and correlation. Selected cases are analyzed by using the R Commander software followed of an explanation of the outputs. Furthermore, some statistical theory is presented to better understand the analyses carried out.

Key concepts: Exploratory data analysis, Statistical analysis, Statistical software, Statistics, Regression analysis, Computer science, Statistical theory, Statistical model

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