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Shiny application facilitates bidirectional inference of statistical metrics in epidemiology and clinical trials, suggesting enhanced verification methods for researchers.
This paper introduces an interactive Shiny web application designed to facilitate bidirectional statistical inference by allowing users to derive p-values from reported confidence intervals and vice versa. The tool serves as a practical resource for researchers, students, and reviewers aiming to verify or reconstruct statistical evidence from in-review and published results. The app supports common scenarios in epidemiology, clinical trials, and social science research, with a focus on odds ratios, and risk ratios. The publication discusses the underlying statistical formulas, app functionality, user interface design, and potential for integration into meta-analysis and reproducibility pipelines.
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