To ensure successful data analysis, please follow these requirements when preparing your Excel file:
Reference Method | Test Method |
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120.5 | 118.7 |
95.2 | 94.8 |
Enter your data with column headers in the first row, followed by your measurements. Use commas to separate values.
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This represents the number of valid paired measurements used in the analysis
Statistic | What It Tells You | Ideal Value |
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Slope (β₁) | Proportional bias | Close to 1, CI includes 1 |
Intercept (β₀) | Constant bias | Close to 0, CI includes 0 |
Correlation (r) | Strength of association | r > 0.95 for strong agreement |
P-value for slope/intercept | Significance of bias | p ≥ 0.05 (no significant bias) |
CUSUM test | Linearity check | p ≥ 0.05 (linear relationship) |
Bland-Altman (Mean Bias, LOA) | Agreement range | Mean bias close to 0 |
Smaller intervals may create crowded axis labels
Smaller intervals may create crowded axis labels
This plot shows the cumulative sum of residuals. A random pattern around zero indicates linearity. Systematic deviations suggest non-linearity.
Residual plot shows individual residuals vs. reference method values. Random scatter around zero indicates linearity. Any visible pattern suggests non-linearity.
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