Silver's political-forecasting work has shown that good statistical analysis of quantitative data can provide much better forecasts than can human intuition.
Such an exemplar project would require all the experimental and computational tools available for the generation and analysis of quantitative data over the entire hierarchy of biological information.
An important bottleneck which is notable for subnational administrations is their limited capacity to regularly conduct timely policy analysis of quantitative data and stakeholder feedback, which requires substantial analytical skills and resources.
Thus, an analysis of variance is often used at an early stage in the analysis of quantitative data.
Analysis and evaluation of energy and environmental models, technologies, plans, policies, and programs; project management; writing and editing; public presentation of scientific data; multivariate statistical analysis of quantitative data; survey research; monitoring and evaluation training; and peer review management.
The analysis of quantitative data indicated that student perceptions of collaborative learning have statistically positive relationships with perceptions of social presence and satisfaction.
This conceptual framework integrates data collection and analysis methods from ethnography and grounded theory, complemented with concepts and tools from industrial ecology for the analysis of quantitative data.
The research followed a sequential explanatory design with the collection and analysis of quantitative data in the first phase followed by the collection and analysis of qualitative data in the second phase.
Ecology, the study of the interactions of organisms with their environments, has evolved from descriptive studies—"natural history"—into a vigorous biological discipline with a strong mathematical component, both in the development of theoretical models and in the collection and analysis of quantitative data.
Descriptive analysis of quantitative data was expressed as mean and standard deviation, qualitative data in number and percentage.
Working with two computer scientist friends in 1968, Nie created SPSS to automate the analysis of quantitative data for his own dissertation.
