The Statsomat Apps with R and Python
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The Statsomat project and site (https://statsomat.com) was launched at the beginning of 2021 and has the goal of developing and maintaining open-source and web-based apps for automated data analysis. Special about the reports generated by the Statsomat apps is the annotated output and the human-readable interpretation in natural language. Most of the apps currently available deliver also a user-friendly code (R or Python) to reproduce the outputs. Want to share your content on R-bloggers? click here if you have a blog, or here if you don't.
The Statsomat apps currently available are:
- Statsomat/EDAR, a Shiny app for Exploratory Data Analysis with R (launch the app or go to GitHub repo)
- Statsomat/EDAPY, a Shiny app for Exploratory Data Analysis with Python (launch the app or go to GitHub repo)
- Statsomat/CORRANA, a Shiny app for correlation analyis with R (launch the app or go to GitHub repo)
- Statsomat/PCA, a Shiny app for Principal Components Analysis with R (launch the app or go to GitHub repo)
- Statsomat/CFA, a Shiny app for Confirmatory Factor Analysis (launch the app or go to GitHub repo)
- Statsomat/Multicomp, a Shiny app for Multiple Comparison Procedures with a Control, with R (launch the app or go to GitHub repo)
The apps were designed especially for learners and applied researchers. Therefore the GUI of the apps strives a maximal automation with a minimal but sufficient user-interaction.
If you need a quick help with your data analysis or with programming then check the Statsomat apps.
The Statsomat Apps with R and Python was first posted on September 15, 2021 at 6:53 pm.
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