Traditionally, visualization and statistical testing are handled in separate steps. This makes the workflow slower and the results harder to present clearly.
With ggstatsplot in R, both are automatically integrated into a single figure. This helps you work more efficiently and makes your results easier to interpret and communicate.
The graphic below demonstrates this using the relationship between living space and property price. Each point represents one observation, and the line shows the overall trend. In addition, the plot automatically includes key statistical information, such as the correlation coefficient, confidence interval, p-value, and sample size.
This way, you can see the data and the corresponding statistical conclusions in one place, which makes your findings clearer and easier to share.
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