Statistical Data Analysis with SPSS Completed a statistical analysis project using IBM SPSS Stati...

Statistical Data Analysis with SPSS Completed a statistical analysis project using IBM SPSS Stati...Statistical Data Analysis with SPSS Completed a statistical analysis project using IBM SPSS Stati...

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Muhammad Muneeb

• Jul 18

Statistical Data Analysis with SPSS

Completed a statistical analysis project using IBM SPSS Statistics, applying descriptive statistics and linear regression to analyze relationships within a real-world dataset.

Project Highlights

Data Exploration & Cleaning

Descriptive Statistics

Linear Regression Analysis

ANOVA Testing

Coefficient Interpretation

Statistical Reporting & Insights

Tools Used: IBM SPSS Statistics, Statistical Analysis, Regression Analysis, ANOVA, Descriptive Statistics, Data Interpretation

I help businesses, researchers, and students transform raw data into meaningful statistical insights through accurate analysis and clear reporting.

Data Analysis IBM SPSS Business Analysis Business Strategy Microsoft Excel

Yousuf Kamal

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• Jul 16

Many service websites list a process, but the buyer still cannot picture the work. For Fieldwork, I used a working map that shows the tension, decision, owner, and next review. One concrete artifact makes the service easier to trust.

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Arafat Rahman

• Jul 16

Great work

Humrahi Teaching hub

• Jul 16

:📊 Hello everyone! I'm a beginner Data Analyst with skills in Microsoft Excel and PDF to Excel conversion.

I can help with: • Excel data cleaning • PDF to Excel conversion • Data formatting data analysis

Microsoft Excel pdfconverting Data Analysis

Advik Rathee

• Jul 14

Built this one for an e-commerce customer behavior project - 18,000+ customers, segmented using RFM (Recency, Frequency, Monetary) analysis.

The interesting part wasn't the segmentation itself, it was what it revealed: nearly 22% of customers were "at risk" of churning, and most businesses wouldn't know that until those customers had already stopped buying.

This is the kind of insight that's usually sitting in your order data already, it just needs the right lens. Happy to take a look at your numbers if you're curious what's hiding in yours.

Tools used: Power BI, SQL, Python (Pandas, Scikit-learn for clustering)