Any cool data analysis ideas I can add to my project?

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Kristin Aldridge
Kristin Aldridge el 30 de Nov. de 2021
Editada: Zuber Khan el 22 de Feb. de 2024
I have a pretty simple project, compare reaction times (we used tic and toc commands) of a red and blue flashing box to age and sleep recorded. Basically, someone enters their age and sleep hours from previous night, they press a space bar when they see a red or blue box, and we record their reaction time. I have age with reaction times, hours slept vs reaction times and mean reaction times of blue and red.
We were SLIGHTLY taught ANOVA but it was very glossed over and focused more on regression and correlation lines.
Anyways, I'm looking for some other ways to analyze my data to spice up the presentation. It is a beginner class, so I can't do anything really complicated. Thank you!

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Zuber Khan
Zuber Khan el 22 de Feb. de 2024
Editada: Zuber Khan el 22 de Feb. de 2024
Hi Kristin,
I understand that you want to know about various data analysis strategies. Given that you have data about age, reaction times, hours slept vs reaction times and mean reaction times of blue and red box, I would suggest you the following methods:
You can start with basic descriptive statistics to summarize your data such as calculating standard deviation in reaction time w.r.t. each color group and finding the range of reaction times. For more information on finding range and standard deviation using MATLAB, you can refer to the below documentation links:
Further, you can use various visualization methods as mentioned below to perform data analysis:
Also, you can conduct a t-test to compare the means of two groups (e.g., reaction times for red vs. blue). In order to know more about two sample t-test in MATLAB, kindly refer to the following documentation link:
I hope this resolves your query!
Regards,
Zuber

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