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<h1 align="center">Awesome Shiny Apps for Statistics</h1> <div style="text-align: right;"> <a href = "https://www.rstudio.com"><img src="https://www.rstudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/shiny.png" align="right" width="100"></a></div> <p id="intro">A curated list of awesome Shiny Apps for statistics (ASAS) can </p>- help teachers teach basic statistics to their students.
- help self-learners to visualize statistics concepts.
<a id="table-of-contents"></a>Contents
- Resources
- Common Plots
- Common Statistic
- Common Distribution
- Random Samples
- Two Groups or Multiple Groups Comparison
- Hypothesis Testing
- Linear Regression
- Nonlinear Models for Continous Variables
- Categorical Models
- Survival Model
- Bayesian Analysis
- Longitudinal Analysis
- Test Analysis
- Complete Data Analysis
- Help Wanted
<a id="Resources"></a>Resources
- Awesome R Shiny - A curated list of resources for R Shiny.
<a id="Common-plots"></a>Common Plots
<a id="Common-Statistic"></a>Common Statistic
- continuous variables
- p-value
- When does a significant p-value indicate a true effect?
- Hack p-value
- the Vovk-Sellke maximum p-ratio - the maximum diagnosticity of a two-sided p-value.
<a id="Common-Distribution"></a>Common Distribution
- Uniform
- Normal
- Binomial
- Student's T
- F
- Chi-square
- Shiny Apps including more than one distribution
<a id="Random-Samples"></a>Random Samples
- Sampling and standard error
- Central Limit Theorem
<a id="Two-groups-or-multiple-groups-comparison"></a>Two groups or multiple groups comparison
<a id="Hypothesis-Testing"></a>Hypothesis Testing
- Bootstrap resampling - Demonstrate hypothesis testing using bootstrap resampling.
- Power - Demonstrate the relationship of statistical power, effect size, and false positives
- Calculate power - Calculat the power of a statistical hypothesis test for a two-sided symmetrical test and show how statistical power is related to the p-value and the significance level.
- Trade Off - Visualize the trade off between type I and type II errors in a Null Hypothesis Significance Test (NHST).
<a id="Linear-Regression"></a> Linear Regression
- Simple linear regression
- Sum of Square in simple linear regression | Code - Explore how sums of squares are calculated in simple linear regressions.
- Fit a simple linear regression model
- Diagnostics for simple linear regression
- Uncertainty
- Influence analysis - Demonstrates the leverage and influence of an adjustable point/outliers
- Graphs for linear regression with high orders
- Multicollinearity
- Model selection - Choose models between simple regression, additive regression, and interactive models.
- others
<a id="Nonlinear-models-for-continous-variables"></a>Nonlinear Models for Continous Variables
K-means Clustering
- Estimate K
- K-means Clustering
<a id="Categorical-Models"></a>Categorical Models
<a id="Survival-Model"></a>Survival Model
<a id="Bayesian-Analysis"></a>Bayesian Analysis
- Bayes factors
- Robustness analysis for Bayes factors: Two sample t test
- Bayesian Inference
- Posterior distribution | Documentation - Calculate posterior distribution based on different priors
- Hypothesis Testing
<a id="Longitudinal-Analysis"></a>Longitudinal Analysis
<a id="Test-Analysis"></a>Test Analysis
<a id="Complete-Data-Analysis"></a>Complete Data Analysis
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<a id="Help-Wanted"></a>Help Wanted
Several ways you can help
- Create a Shiny App that explains the statistics concept missing on the list
- Add latest and greatest Shiny Apps that explain statistics concepts
- Delete broken links to Shiny Apps
- Delete links to low-quality Shiny Apps
- Design the appearance of the website
- Fix any typo
- Rewrite the title or description of any Shiny App to make them more easily understood
- Suggest different ways to categorize
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