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# Welcome
This is the ***freesearchR*** web data analysis tool. The ***freesearchR*** is an opinioated tool for easy data evaluation and analysis at the hands of the clinician. We intend it to be a powerful to, that is easy and secure to use.
This is the ***freesearchR*** web data analysis tool. We intend the ***freesearchR*** to be a powerful and free tool for easy data evaluation and analysis at the hands of the clinician.
By intention, this tool has been designed to be simple to use with a minimum of mandatory options to keep the workflow streamlined, while also including a few options to go even further.
There are four simple steps to go through:
1. Import data (this can be a spreadsheet on your machine or direct export from a REDCap server)
1. Import data (a spreadsheet/file on your machine, direct export from a REDCap server, or a local file provided with a package)
2. A *optional* step of data modification (change variable classes and creating categorical variables (factors) from numeric or time data)
2. An *optional* step of data modification (change variable classes and creating categorical variables (factors) from numeric or time data)
3. Data analysis of cross-sectionally designed studies
3. Data analysis of cross-sectionally designed studies (more study designs are planned to be included)
- Classic baseline charactieristics (options to stratify and compare variables)
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- Evaluation of model assumptions
4. Export the the analyses results as .docx or .odt.
4. Export the the analyses results as for MS Word or [LibreOffice](https://www.libreoffice.org/).