Software Simulation for PhD Projects: Using MATLAB
Software simulation is the process of creating a realistic model of a system or engineering application, calculating and predicting its behaviour. It is used to test systems for reliability or performance, to identify specific problems and to predict behaviours. Software... read moreReview Standards: Cochrane Review Method for Systematic Review of Research
Cochrane reviews combine the best available evidence from a number of sources and summarise it in a set of systematic reviews, syntheses and meta-analyses. They are an important way to find out what works and what doesn’t when it comes... read moreWhat is Inferential Statistics in Data Analysis
In Inferential statistics, we make an inference from a sample about the population. The main aim of inferential statistics is to draw some conclusions from the sample and generalise them for the population data. Inferential Statistics in quantitative research works... read moreConceptual Framework in Your Research: Developing A Template
A conceptual framework is a hierarchical representation of the relationships between variables under study. It can be created in a number of ways, but is most commonly displayed as a tree. The nodes at the top of the tree represent... read moreQuick Links
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