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IntroStatShinyApps

Web Apps built in R/Shiny to provide permutation tests and bootstrap confidence intervals for use in Intro Stat class.

We are now teaching introductory statistics at Montana State University using active learning lessons which get students right into permutation tests and bootstrap confidence intervals very early in the course.

This repo is intended to build and share R/Shiny web apps to automate permutation testing and bootstrapping.

We will include some descriptive statistics and plots.

At the end of the course, normal and t distribution methods will be used as short cut approximations of the simulation based inference, so the lookup tables are part of this suite.

  • Data input
    -- for 1 and 2 categorical variables, type counts into a form.
    -- Other types get a choice:
    select existing data frame,
    Upload a local csv file,
    type or copy into a table using rhandsontable

Progress: This is working for all types of variables,

  • Descriptive stats and plots OK for all data types.

  • Bootstrap Demo is ready under 1-quantitative variable.
    It uses only a single dataset, not user-setable data.

  • Demo to show coverage of CI's for the artificial case of a known proportion or mean.

  • Permutation Tests:
    one proportion
    equality of two proportions
    one mean
    equality of two means -- still in progress correlation and slope

  • Bootstrap CI's for:
    one proportion
    difference in two proportions
    one mean
    difference in two means -- still in progress correlation and slope

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