Frequently Asked Questions
Answers for students, PhD scholars, faculty, researchers, and professionals seeking data science and applied statistics support.
Can you help choose the correct statistical test for my study?
Yes. We review your research question, study design, variable types, assumptions, sample size, and outcome structure before recommending an analysis approach. We explain why the method fits and what limitations should be reported.
Do you perform full data analysis for thesis or journal manuscripts?
Yes. We can support end-to-end analysis from data cleaning and exploratory summaries to model building, tables, figures, interpretation, and methods/results writing support. Academic decisions and final claims remain with the author or supervisor.
Can you work with R, Python, SPSS, Stata, SAS, Excel, or Jamovi?
Yes. We support R, Python, SPSS, Stata, SAS, Excel, Jamovi, JASP, and mixed-tool workflows. We can also provide annotated scripts or reproducible notebooks where appropriate.
Do you guarantee statistically significant results?
No. Ethical statistical support never guarantees significance or manipulates results. We help you analyze data correctly, report findings transparently, and interpret results responsibly.
Can you help after reviewer comments about statistics?
Yes. We can help interpret reviewer requests, revise analyses, add robustness checks, improve tables/figures, rewrite methods/results, and prepare clear response-to-reviewer explanations.
Can you support machine learning studies for publication?
Yes. We support feature engineering, train/test strategy, cross-validation, model comparison, metrics, explainability, reporting, and reproducible code for data science and applied machine learning manuscripts.
Do you provide sample size or power analysis?
Yes. We can help with power analysis, minimum sample-size justification, detectable effect size discussion, and assumptions documentation for proposals, ethics submissions, theses, and manuscripts.
How do I request a quote?
Use the inquiry form with your subject area, dataset status, software preference, timeline, and required output. If available, include a brief study summary and analysis objective so we can scope the work accurately.