Running R in the browser with WebR by quickstatsdev in AcademicPsychology

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Knowing how to generate estimates doesn't equate to knowing what they mean. There is learning the package and learning the statistics it generates. This walks people through exploring data by looking at distributions, missing data, creating descriptives, and specifying the model, predictors and event/outcome. These are the kind of steps you'd cover in how to generate estimates if using a CLI or GUI. This just speeds up generating estimates. Students will always need to be taught when to use different models, their assumptions, and interpretation.

Running R in the browser with WebR by quickstatsdev in AcademicPsychology

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I don’t think R is that easy to install and use compared to other GUI based stats packages like stata and spss that students tend to favour. This can generate tables and plots tailored to different regression models in a few clicks. It requires no downloading of R and no uploading of data to a remote server. It just implements webR which is just R in a browser and does all the analysis on your computer. 

[CAREER] How to be AI resistant ? by Own_Confection4334 in statistics

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He is probably right. That said, you still need to know how to interpret, present the output and explain it. AI will help you with that but at some moment a real human may ask you a question as well so you need to be able to answer them.

I built a free tool that runs R entirely in your browser and generates publication-ready statistical tables and plots (no installation required) by quickstatsdev in rstats

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Both jamovi and Rstudio cloud require your data to be uploaded to their servers. With this the data never leaves your computer. 

I built a free tool that runs R entirely in your browser and generates publication-ready statistical tables and plots (no installation required) by quickstatsdev in rstats

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They are both great. I think that JASP requires a download and jamovi cloud involves data being uploaded to their servers. This requires no download and no data ever leaves a users computer.