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The clinical and trial analyst
toolbox.

Plot ROC curves, survival curves and forest plots, check diagnostic accuracy, size a trial and test a scale’s reliability, with the numbers beside every figure.

INSIDE THE TOOLBOX

11 useful places to start.

Starter collection

Statistical calculators, not medical advice and not a substitute for a statistician when decisions matter. Data stays in the browser: nothing is uploaded.

ROC curve and AUC calculator

Draw a ROC curve from scores and true labels, with the AUC, its DeLong confidence interval and the best cut-off by Youden’s J.

Kaplan-Meier survival curve

Plot Kaplan-Meier survival curves from times and event codes, with Greenwood intervals, median survival and a log-rank test between groups.

Meta-analysis forest plot

Pool studies with fixed-effect and random-effects meta-analysis and draw a forest plot with heterogeneity, I² and a prediction interval.

Diagnostic test calculator (sensitivity, specificity, predictive values)

Work out sensitivity, specificity, predictive values, likelihood ratios and more from a 2×2 table, each with a confidence interval.

Sample size and power for a t test

Find the sample size, power or smallest detectable effect for a one-sample, paired or two-sample t test, from the exact non-central t distribution.

Cronbach’s alpha (scale reliability)

Measure the internal consistency of questionnaire items with Cronbach’s alpha, alpha if an item is deleted, item-total correlations and a Feldt interval.

2×2 table: risk ratio, odds ratio and Fisher exact test

Analyse a 2×2 table of exposure and outcome counts with risk ratio, odds ratio and exact p-values.

P-value and critical value calculator

Convert a z, t, chi-square or F statistic into an exact p-value and critical value.

Mann–Whitney U test calculator

Compare two independent groups without assuming a normal distribution, with exact p-values for small samples.

Cohen’s kappa calculator

Measure agreement between two raters beyond chance, with optional weights for ordered categories.

Multiple comparisons p-value correction

Adjust several p-values with Bonferroni, Holm or Benjamini–Hochberg corrections.

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