Writing the paragraph detailing the contribution of your paper
After you introduce the motivation of your work, it’s time to write a paragraph detailing the contribution of your work…
A comical guide to Missing Not At Random (MNAR)
Recall that Missing Not At Random (MNAR) is a type of missing data mechanism where the probability of missingness is…
What’s Missing at Random (MAR)?
Missing at Random (MAR) is a statistical term indicating that the likelihood of data being missing is related to some…
What’s missing completely at random data
Here are some more examples of MCAR (recall that Missing completely at random (MCAR) data occurs when the probability of…
Tips & Tricks for research newbies
Coding and managing projects Using AI to better code, debug and manage projects How to export an R dataframe to…
Check Plagiarism by grammarly
Plagiarism is the act of using someone else’s work, ideas, words, or intellectual property without proper acknowledgment or permission, and…
Multiple regression analysis: waiting time to log in to Windows
Multiple regression analysis can be used to understand the relationship between the waiting time to log in to Windows (dependent…
Using AI to better code, debug and manage projects
1. Code Completion and Suggestions AI-powered code completion tools can predict and suggest the next lines of code based on…
Analyze experiment results faster with ChatGPT
I have experiment and I want to put the best result in bold in Latex, but it takes time to…
The success rates of Cupid’s arrows
I advised a master’s student to use the binomial probability formula to determine the likelihood of attracting the affection of 15 girls, with Cupid’s success rate at 0.7. The analysis shows that the highest probability of success occurs when 10 girls reciprocate love, with a probability of 0.33.