I will do t test anova and regression analysis with accurate verified results
About this Gig
Got a stats result you're not sure is even correct? As an Applied Mathematics & Statistics graduate, I don't just run a test and hand you output I verify the right test is being used for your data, check the assumptions behind it, and explain what the results actually mean. If you've ever gotten a number back and had no idea whether to trust it, that's exactly the gap I fill.
Whether you're a student needing a thesis analysis done right, a marketer checking if an A/B test result is real, or a small business owner comparing store performance, I make sure the method fits your data before I run anything then explain the result in plain language you can actually use or defend.
My Service
I provide T-test, ANOVA, and Regression analysis with full assumption checking, clear interpretation, and (on Standard/Premium) visual charts to support your report or decision. You'll get a result you can hand to a professor, client, or manager without second-guessing whether it's actually correct.
Why Me
- Applied Mathematics & Statistics graduate I understand the theory behind every test, not just which button to click
- I check assumptions (normality, variance, independence) before running any test, an
FAQ
Why does it matter you're a statistics graduate, not just someone running SPSS or Excel?
Software runs any test you ask it to — even the wrong one. I check your data meets the assumptions first, so what you get back is actually correct, not just fast.
What if my data fails the test's assumptions?
I'll tell you, and switch to the right alternative (Mann-Whitney instead of T-test, Kruskal-Wallis instead of ANOVA) — never force a misleading result just to deliver on time.
I'm a small business owner, not a student — is this still for me?
Yes. Comparing store sales, testing if a promotion really worked, checking if a change actually mattered — that's exactly what T-test and ANOVA answer.
Will I actually understand the results, or just get a table of numbers?
You'll get a plain-English explanation you can act on or defend yourself — no unexplained jargon.
