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The study primarily employs a survey questionnaire administered via Google Forms to
gather primary data from respondents. The respondents are individuals with experience in the
construction industry, expected to provide their perceptions using a Likert scale questionnaire to
gauge their agreement or disagreement with various statements. The target number of respondents
is set at 50 to ensure the collection of reliable data.
The questionnaire consists of six components and 24 questions, drawn from existing
literature. Data collection efforts are conducted both on-site, such as distributing printed surveys at
construction sites in Sampaloc, Manila, and online through social media platforms like Facebook
and Messenger. The questionnaire is designed in both English and Tagalog to accommodate the
language preferences of the respondents.
Overall, the study aims to gain insights into the attitudes and opinions of safety officers and
construction workers regarding PPE detection systems, IoT adoption, and factors affecting their
perceived effectiveness, with the ultimate goal of informing practices and policies in the Philippine
construction industry.
TREATMENT OF DATA
Data treatment involves the analysis and manipulation of data to extract valuable insights
and make informed conclusion (Juan, 2014). The researchers used various treatments to
encompass the process of modifying data in order to determine the effectiveness of an enhanced
PPE detection system.
This passage discusses the importance of reliability and validity testing in research,
particularly in the context of evaluating the effectiveness of an enhanced PPE detection
system. Researchers employ statistical analysis and data treatments to ensure accurate
outcomes and deductions. Internal consistency, measured using Cronbach's alpha,
indicates how closely test items measure the same construct. A value between 0.6 and 0.8
is considered appropriate. The researchers use Cronbach's alpha procedures to test
reliability, calculating mean, standard deviation, and variance for each question. Mean
values are then used to interpret positive perceptions. Additionally, Pimentel's procedures
are applied to translate data into adjectival ratings of the Likert scale based on mean
values. This approach aids in understanding respondents' perceptions regarding the PPE
detection system.
Frequency distribution will be the statistical treatment for finding patterns and
trends in the data and determining the percentage of each value or category with the total
number of observations. A portion of statistical descriptions in statistics to summarize the
characteristics of variables and comparison of results. The researchers will use this
treatment to provide a statistical description of the demographic profile of respondents
and compare survey results.
The passage discusses how descriptive statistics and frequency distribution are
used to analyze quantitative data in a study focused on the use of IoT and computer vision
for deploying PPE detection systems in construction. Descriptive statistics summarize the
data through measures of central tendency and distribution, helping to provide a clear
overview of the data characteristics. The normality of the data is tested using various
numerical and visual methods, which is important for deciding whether to apply
parametric or nonparametric statistical techniques for further analysis. Frequency
distribution, on the other hand, is used to identify patterns and trends within the data,
specifically to understand how frequently certain responses occur among safety officers
and construction workers regarding the use of PPE detection systems. This approach helps
in summarizing the demographic profile of the respondents and comparing survey results
effectively.
Parametric statistics are based on assumptions about the distribution of population from
which the sample was taken. Nonparametric statistics are not based on assumptions, that is, the
data can be collected from a sample that does not follow a specific distribution.
kasi need malaman yung influences ng opinion nila: benefits and external safety factors
It is applied when forecasting a variable's value by using the values of two or more
other variables. The dependent variable also referred to as the outcome, target, or criterion
variable is the predictor in this data. The independent variables are those used to predict
the value of the dependent variable; they are also referred to as predictor, explanatory, or
regressor variables occasionally.
This passage introduces multiple regression analysis, a statistical method used to assess
the relationship between a dependent variable (such as the effectiveness of an enhanced PPE
detection system) and multiple independent variables (factors related to perceptions).
Researchers aim to understand how various factors, like confidence levels, accident frequency,
adherence to PPE protocols, and knowledge of IoT and Computer Vision, influence the
effectiveness of the PPE system. They convert Likert scale responses to numerical values for
analysis (likert scale to ensure all variables were on a continuous scale, with "Strongly Disagree"
assigned a value of 1 and "Strongly Agree" assigned a value of 5). Key metrics include the
correlation coefficient (indicating the strength of relationships), R-squared (determining how
well data fits the model), and significance F value (indicating overall model significance). P-
values are crucial in assessing variable relationships, with a significance level of 0.05 commonly
used. This analysis helps identify which perceived factors significantly impact the PPE system's
effectiveness.