BMDP Statistical Software in Cutting Edge Research

 
Some world’s leading research institutions have used BMDP as their statistical analysis partner for their innovative research projects.

 At Indiana State University, researchers use BMDP Time Series and Repeated Measures progrmas to analyze very large serial thermal data sets

Introduction to Meta Analysis – Online Course by Michael Borenstein

What are the goals of a meta-analysis
How a meta-a

Calculate Sample Size for Survival Analysis

nQuery Advisor is the worlds leading sample size and power calculation software. It is used by thousands of  researchers worldwide to accurately calculate appropriate sample sizes for survival analysis and other popular statsitical tests..

nQuery Advisor easily calculates sample sizes for

Survival Analysis Software

BMDP for Survival Analysis

BMDP is recognized by leading statisticians and clinical researchers as one of the best statistical software packages for Survival Analysis. For many years, BMDP has been trusted by leading professionals to provide clear and accurate statistical analysis of resea

Sample Size Software Compared….nQuery Advisor Vs. Siz

How Does nQuery Advisor Compare with Siz from Cytel?

In the comparison sheet that Cytel have used to compare nQuery Advisor and SiZ they have used three headings; Design, Simulation and Analysis.nQuery Advisor does not perform any statistical analysis, it is purely used for calculating po

What is Meta Analysis?

Meta-analysis is a statistical technique in which the results of two or more studies are mathematically combined in order to improve the reliability of the results. Studies chosen for inclusion in a meta-analysis must be sufficiently similar in a number of characteristics in order to accurately c

Sample Size Calculation Explained

Sample Size Calculation Explained

Sample Size Calculation is a crucial part of study design. The sample size must be chosen correctly to allow a study to arrive a valid conclusions for the given scientific question. A study with a sample size that is too small may produce inconclusive resu

What is Multiple Imputation

What is Multiple Imputation?

Imputation is the practice of ‘filling in’ missing data with possible plausible values.  Therefore, it can be used when you are trying to analyse data that is incomplete or has “gaps”. This is an excellent way of solving missing-data p

Welcome to the Statistical Solutions Blog

Welcome to the new Statistical Solutions website and to the first entry in our blog.

We plan to use this blog to keep the statistical software community updated on all aspects of our product range, including nQuery Advisor, SOLAS, BMDP EquivTest, NCSS and Comprehensive Meta Analysis. Infor