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Data Analysis

Data Analysis


Analysis for PhD

Time Series Analysis


This Time Series Analysis Consists of Long Run Tests including Descriptive Analysis, Unit Root Test, Shapiro Wilk Test, Cointegration Test and VECM.

Panel Data Analysis


This Panel Data Analysis consists of Descriptive Analysis, Unit Root Test, Cointegration Test, Pooled OLS, Test for Homoscedasticity, Random Effects and Fixed Effects Models and Hausman Test.

Numerical vs Numerical (Paired)


Analysis of Cross Sectional Data Containing Two or Three Paired Numerical Variables. It consists of Shapiro Wilk Test, Levene Test, Correlation Test etc.

Numerical vs Numerical (Unpaired)


Analysis of Cross Sectional Data Containing Two or Three Unpaired Numerical Variables. It consists of Shapiro Wilk Test, Levene Test, Correlation Test etc.

Nominal vs Numerical (Paired)


Analysis of Cross Sectional Data Containing Paired Nominal and a Numerical Variable. Third Variable can be also be Provided which should give the information about Pairing of Samples. It consists of Shapiro Wilk Test, Levene Test, Correlation Test etc.

Nominal vs Numerical (Unpaired)


Analysis of Cross Sectional Data Containing Unpaired Nominal and a Numerical Variable. It consists of Shapiro Wilk Test, Levene Test, Correlation Test etc.

Nominal vs Nominal (Paired)


Analysis of Cross Sectional Data Containing Two Paired Nominal Variables. It consists of Descriptive Statistics and McNemar Test.

Nominal vs Nominal (Unpaired)


Analysis of Cross Sectional Data Containing Two Unpaired Nominal Variables. It consists of Descriptive Statistics and McNemar Test.

Ordinal vs Ordinal


Analysis of Cross Sectional Data Containing Two Ordinal Variables. It consists of Descriptive Statistics and Spearman Rank Test for Correlation.

Cross Sectional Individual Models

Shapiro Wilk Test


Test for Normality

Levene Test


Test for Equality of Variances

Paired T-Test


Paired t tests are used to test if the means of two paired measurements, such as pretest/posttest scores, are significantly different.

Unpaired T-Test


This test compares the averages/means of two independent or unrelated groups to determine if there is a significant difference between the two.

Man Whitney U Test


Mann-Whitney U Test AKA Mann Whitney Wilcoxon Test or the Wilcoxon Rank Sum Test, is the Non-Parametric Alternative Test to the Independent Sample T-Test.

Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test


Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test is a Non Parametric Alternative to the Dependent (Paired ) T-Test.

ANOVA Test (Analysis of Variance)


An ANOVA test is a type of statistical test used to determine if there is a statistically significant difference between two or more categorical groups by testing for differences of means using variance.

Kruskal Wallis Test


The Kruskal Wallis test is the non parametric alternative to the One Way ANOVA.

Repeated Measures ANOVA Test


Repeated measures ANOVA is the equivalent of the one-way ANOVA, but for related, not independent groups, and is the extension of the dependent t-test.

Friedman Test


The Friedman test is the non-parametric alternative to the one-way ANOVA with repeated measures.

Pearson's Correlation Coefficient


Pearson's correlation coefficient is the test statistics that measures the statistical relationship, or association, between two continuous variables.

Spearman's Correlation Coefficient


Spearman's Rho is a Non-Parametric Test used to Measure the Strength of Association Between two Ranked Variables

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Time Series Individual Models

Descriptive Statistics


Descriptive Statistics about the Time Series Data

Unit Root Test


Augmented Dickey Fuller Test to check if the given Time-Series is Stationary or Not.

Making Data Stationary


It will convert the Non-Stationary Time Series into Stationary by Logarithmic Transformation and Differencing.

Normality Test


Normality Test of the Given Time Series using the Shapiro Wilk Test

Cointegration Test


It will Test for the Cointegrated Equation using the Trace and Max Eigen Statistics.

Visualization of Time Series Data


It will Plot the Time Series against the Datetime Variable.

Panel Data Individual Models

Descriptive Statistics about the Panel Data


Descriptive Statistics about the Time Series Data

Unit Root Test


Augmented Dickey Fuller Test to check if the given Time Series of the Panel Data is Stationary or Not.

Making Panel Data Stationary


It will convert the Non-Stationary Time Series of the Panel Data into Stationary by Logarithmic Transformation and Differencing.

Cointegration Test for Panel Data


It will Test for the Cointegrated Equation using the Trace and Max Eigen Statistics.

Pooled OLS (Ordinary Least Squares)


It will Perform Pooled OLS (Ordinary Least Squares) Regression on the given Panel Data

Visualization of the Panel Data


It will plot the Line Chart for each Time Series of the Panel Data against the Date Time Variable.

Test for Homo - Skedasticity


This Includes Breusch Pagan Test and White Test.

Durbin Watson Test


Durbin Watson Test for Auto-Correlation for the Panel Data.

Random and Fixed Effects Models


Random and Fixed Effects Models for Panel Data.

Analysis for MBA

Time Series Analysis 1


This Analysis Contains Descriptive Analysis of the Time Series Data along with Unit Root Test

Time Series Analysis 2


This Analysis Contains Unit Root Test to check for Stationarity and Differencing/Log Transformation to convert Non-Stationary Time Series to Stationary.

Time Series Analysis 3


This Analysis Contains Long Run Tests - Cointegration Test (Trace and Max Eigen Statistics) and VECM.

Panel Data Analysis


This Analysis Contains Pooled OLS, Random Effects, Fixed Effects etc.

Time Series Analysis 4


This Analysis contains Unit Root Test, Differencing, Log Transformation, Cointegration Test and VECM.

Numerical vs Numerical (Paired)


Analysis of Cross Sectional Data Containing Two or Three Paired Numerical Variables. It consists of Shapiro Wilk Test, Levene Test, Correlation Test etc.

Numerical vs Numerical (Unpaired)


Analysis of Cross Sectional Data Containing Two or Three Unpaired Numerical Variables. It consists of Shapiro Wilk Test, Levene Test, Correlation Test etc.

Nominal vs Numerical (Paired)


Analysis of Cross Sectional Data Containing Paired Nominal and a Numerical Variable. Third Variable can be also be Provided which should give the information about Pairing of Samples. It consists of Shapiro Wilk Test, Levene Test, Correlation Test etc.

Nominal vs Numerical (Unpaired)


Analysis of Cross Sectional Data Containing Unpaired Nominal and a Numerical Variable. It consists of Shapiro Wilk Test, Levene Test, Correlation Test etc.

Nominal vs Nominal (Paired)


Analysis of Cross Sectional Data Containing Two Paired Nominal Variables. It consists of Descriptive Statistics and McNemar Test.

Nominal vs Nominal (Unpaired)


Analysis of Cross Sectional Data Containing Two Unpaired Nominal Variables. It consists of Descriptive Statistics and McNemar Test.

Ordinal vs Ordinal


Analysis of Cross Sectional Data Containing Two Ordinal Variables. It consists of Descriptive Statistics and Spearman Rank Test for Correlation.

Time Series Analysis ( Long + Short Run Tests )


his Time Series Analysis Consists of Long Run Tests (Cointegration Test and VECM) as well as Short Run Tests (Granger Causality, Instantaneous Causality and Impulse Response Analysis).