Considering how to clean data up when it's not part of your regular workflow.

Encryption is the process by which data is scrambled, and only certain individuals can unlock and access it. Depending on the type of data, different cryptographic techniques are required to effectively encrypt the data.

Library guides below to help you get started on our specialized software.

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The Office of Data Science Strategy (ODSS) leads implementation of the NIH Strategic Plan for Data Science through scientific, technical, and operational collaboration with the institutes, centers, and offices that comprise NIH.

Outlines the options for Computer Assisted Qualitative Data AnalysiS (CAQSDAS) platforms. Options can vary widely.

This guide is intended to introduce users to STATA data analysis and statistical software.

ATLAS.ti is a powerful data analysis and management tool that, on its most basic level, functions kind of like a highlighter. When you are reading, highlighting things that strike you as interesting or writing notes to yourself is often good analytical technique.

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SPSS is a data management and analysis software package, maintained by IBM. On the surface it looks a lot like a spreadsheet and performs many of the same functions. Unlike most spreadsheets, however, SPSS provides easy access to a large bevvy of statistical tests and graphics and supports much larger datasets.

This guide provides users with an introduction and resources to become familiar with Stata

R is an open-source statistical analysis tool that is both a programming language and a command-based application. It is a free, but very powerful, tool for analyzing and visualizing data.

SPSS is a data management and analysis software package, maintained by IBM. On the surface it looks a lot like a spreadsheet and performs many of the same functions. Unlike most spreadsheets, however, SPSS provides easy access to a large bevvy of statistical tests and graphics and supports much larger datasets.

SAS is a statistical software suite that is widely used in industry and academia for tasks related to data management and analysis. To use SAS, the user typically needs to write SAS programs.

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