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    The document describes the statistical functions available in EZR for analyzing discrete and continuous variables, performing survival analysis, diagnostic test analysis, matched-pair analysis, meta-analysis, sample size calculations, and generating graphs. These functions include performing confidence intervals, hypothesis tests, regressions, nonparametric tests, survival curves, diagnostic accuracy measures, and more. EZR also includes functions for principal component analysis, clustering, and other standard statistical analyses.

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    The document describes the statistical functions available in EZR for analyzing discrete and continuous variables, performing survival analysis, diagnostic test analysis, matched-pair analysis, meta-analysis, sample size calculations, and generating graphs. These functions include performing confidence intervals, hypothesis tests, regressions, nonparametric tests, survival curves, diagnostic accuracy measures, and more. EZR also includes functions for principal component analysis, clustering, and other standard statistical analyses.

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    The document describes the statistical functions available in EZR for analyzing discrete and continuous variables, performing survival analysis, diagnostic test analysis, matched-pair analysis, meta-analysis, sample size calculations, and generating graphs. These functions include performing confidence intervals, hypothesis tests, regressions, nonparametric tests, survival curves, diagnostic accuracy measures, and more. EZR also includes functions for principal component analysis, clustering, and other standard statistical analyses.

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    Statistical functions of EZR For discrete variables

    Frequency distributions/cr Confidence interval for a proportion


    One sample proportion test
    Confidence interval for a difference between two proportions
    Confidence interval for a ratio of two proportions
    Compare two proportions (Fisher's exact test and Chi -square test)
    Compare proportions of two paired samples (McNemar test)
    Compare proportions of more than two paired samples (Cochran Q test)
    Cochran-Armitage test for trend in proportions
    Logistic regressi on

    For continuous variables


    Numerical summaries
    Smirnov-Grubbs test for outliers
    Kolmogorov-Smimov test for normal distribution
    Confidence interval for a mean
    Single-sample t-test
    Two-variances F -test
    Two-sample t-test
    Paired t-test
    Bartlett's test
    One-way ANOVA
    Repeated-measures ANOVA
    Multi -way ANOVA
    ANCOVA
    Test for Pearson's correlation
    Linear regression

    For nonparametric tests for continuous variables


    Mann-W hitney U test
    W ilcoxon's signed rank test
    Kruskal -W allis test
    Friedman test
    Jonckheere-Terpstra test
    Spearman's rank correlation test

    For survival analysis


    Kaplan-Meier survival curve and logrank test
    Logrank trend test
    Cox proportional hazard regression
    Cox proportional hazard regression with time -dependent covariate
    Cumulative incidence of comp eting events and Gray test
    Fine-Gray proportional hazard regression for competing events

    For diagnostic test analysis


    Accuracy of qualitative test
    Kappa statistics for agreement of two tests
    Compute positive and negative predictive values
    ROC curve analysis for quantitative test
    Compare two ROC curves
    Cronbach's alpha coefficient for reliability

    For matched-pair analysis


    Extract matched controls (This function relys on optmatch package and is limietd to
    academic use.)
    Mantel -Haenzel test for matched pro portions
    Conditional logistic regression for matched -pair analysis
    Stratified Cox proportional hazard regression for matched -pair analysis

    For meta-analysis and meta-regression test


    Meta-analysis and meta -regression test for proportions
    Meta-analysis and meta-regression test for means
    Meta-analysis and meta -regression test for hazard ratios

    For smaple size and power calculation


    Calculate sample size from control and desired response rates
    Calculate sample size from proportion and confidence interval
    Calculate sample size or power for comparison with specified proportion
    Calculate sample size or power for comparison between two proportions
    Calculate sample size for non -inferiority trial of two proportions
    Calculate sample size from standard deviation and confidence interval
    Calculate sample size or power for comparison between two means
    Calculate sample size or power for comparison between two paired means
    Calculate sample size or power for comparison between two survival curves

    For drawing graphs


    Bar graph(Frequencies)
    Pie chart(Frequencies)
    Stem -and-leaf display
    Histogram
    QQ plot
    Bar graph(Means)
    Line graph(Means)
    Line graph(Repeated measures)
    Boxplot
    Dot chart
    Ordered chart
    Scatterplot
    Scatterplot matrix
    Adjusted survival curve
    Stacked cumulative incid ences
    Statistical functions from original R commander
    Principal -components analysis
    Factor analysis
    k -means cluster analysis
    Hierarchical cluster analysis
    Summarize hierarchical clustering
    Add hierarchical clustering to data set
    Linear hypothesis
    Variance-inflation factor
    Breusch-Pagan test for heteroscedasticity
    Durbin-W atson test for autocorrelation
    RESET test for nonlinearity
    Bonferroni outlier test
    Basic diagnostic plots
    Residual quantile -comparison plot
    Component+residual plots
    Added-variable plots
    Influence plot
    Effect plots

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