Observed arrival · 2026-09-06

Blade: Statistics Without the Statistics Software

bladestatistics.com Observed source

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A desktop statistics tool that turns plain-language questions into R-backed analyses, with APA output, assumption checks, plots, and runnable scripts.

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The application is organized around a local-folder workflow rather than an import-oriented project format: users point it at CSV, Excel, .sav, or Parquet files, describe a question, and receive an explained method choice before execution. The site says R performs the numerical work and that warnings such as convergence failures and singular fits remain visible. Its stated coverage is 46 procedures, including mixed models, structural equation modelling, ARIMA, ROC curves, and meta-analysis.

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