16 specimens · 2 formulations
Does a new formulation make a stronger material?
Two independent groups, individual measurements and the size of the difference.
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Six studies, from a first comparison to multiple factors. Explore the data, see what Linza calculates and learn how to read the result.
Teaching studies with synthetic data. The scenarios reflect practical questions, but do not report real experimental findings.
16 specimens · 2 formulations
Two independent groups, individual measurements and the size of the difference.
Explore the example ↗8 participants · 8 matched pairs
The same participants before and after. Why matching matters.
Explore the example ↗10 levels · XY data
XY measurements, a linear model and the relationship to a reference.
Explore the example ↗10 concentrations · 4 parameters
A nonlinear curve, a logarithmic axis and an IC50 estimate.
Explore the example ↗24 specimens · 2 × 3 design
Two factors and an interaction that a single mean would hide.
Explore the example ↗12 devices · 8 failures
Time to an event, including devices still working when observation ended.
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