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Statistics
Statistical Power Calculator
Determine the statistical power of a hypothesis test given effect size, sample size, and alpha level. Use it when designing experiments to confirm you have enough participants to detect a real effect.
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Statistics
Linear Regression Calculator
Fit a least-squares regression line y = a + b·x to paired x and y values and read off the slope, intercept, or coefficient of determination (r²). Used in forecasting, trend analysis, and any setting where you want to quantify how much y changes with x.
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Key differences
| Statistical Power Calculator | Linear Regression Calculator | |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Statistics | Statistics |
| Inputs required | 4 | 3 |
| Result | Statistical Power | Result |
| What it does | Determine the statistical power of a hypothesis test given effect size, sample size, and alpha level. Use it when designing experiments to confirm you have enough participants to detect a real effect. | Fit a least-squares regression line y = a + b·x to paired x and y values and read off the slope, intercept, or coefficient of determination (r²). Used in forecasting, trend analysis, and any setting where you want to quantify how much y changes with x. |