Statistics and probability calculators

Descriptive statistics, normal and other distributions, confidence intervals, hypothesis tests, regression, correlation, combinations and probability, with p-values and charts explained.

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Describing data

Distributions

Inference

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Probability

Choosing a calculator: Statistics

Should I use the mean, median or mode?

They answer different questions when data are skewed or contain outliers: the median resists extreme values, while the mean uses every value. The descriptive statistics calculator reports all three with the spread, so you can compare them.

Descriptive statistics guide

Should I use the sample or population standard deviation?

Use the sample standard deviation when the data are a sample from a larger group, and the population version when they cover the whole group. Quartile methods also differ between programs, so keep one convention when comparing results.

Descriptive statistics guide

Which t-test should I use?

Use the paired test when the same subjects are measured twice, and a two-sample test for independent groups. The t-test calculator covers one-sample, two-sample (Welch or pooled) and paired tests.

T-tests

What does a p-value tell me?

A p-value is not the probability that the hypothesis is true, and a correlation does not establish causation. Report the effect size and a confidence interval alongside the test result.

Confidence intervals · Regression

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