Use Cases Overview Group Comparison & ANOVA ↳ Two-Group Comparison ↳ One-Way ANOVA ↳ Two-Way ANOVA ↳ Repeated Measures Regression & Curve Fitting ↳ Linear Regression ↳ Logistic Regression & AUC ↳ Dose-Response & IC50 ↳ Mixed Models (GLMM) Survival Analysis ↳ Kaplan-Meier Workflow ↳ Cox Regression Workflow Normality & Power ↳ Pre-Study Power Calculation ↳ Normality Testing Categorical & Association ↳ Chi-Square Test ↳ Fisher's Exact Test ↳ Odds Ratio & Risk Life Sciences Applications ↳ Flow Cytometry ↳ Gene Expression / Omics ↳ Animal Study Workflow ↳ Clinical Trial Endpoints

Use Cases

Use Cases show Licklider from end to end: a researcher, a dataset, a question — and the complete path from raw data to a publication-ready figure with all required statistical disclosures. Each scenario activates specific guards, checks, and disclosure features from across the Transparency Trail, Statistical Audit, and Publishable Figs sections.

How to Use This Section

Each use case page follows the same structure:

  • STEP 1 — The Scenario: researcher profile, research question, and dataset description
  • STEP 2 — Licklider Analysis Path: step-by-step workflow through the system
  • STEP 3 — Guards & Disclosures Activated: which Licklider features engage and what they produce
  • STEP 4 — Export Package: what the researcher receives at the end

Group Comparison & ANOVA

The most common scenario in experimental research: comparing two or more groups on a continuous outcome. Covers verified parametric paths (t-tests, ANOVA, post-hoc). For rank-based alternatives, see the Non-Parametric Alternatives guidance page — not a verified end-to-end engine path in the current product.

Regression & Curve Fitting

Modeling the relationship between variables, predicting outcomes, and fitting biological response curves. Includes assumption diagnostics, model validation, and curve parameter reporting.

Survival Analysis

Time-to-event analyses for clinical and preclinical research, with mandatory at-risk tables, censoring disclosure, and hazard ratio reporting.

Normality & Power

Pre-study power calculations and post-hoc normality checks — the two most common analytical questions before and after data collection.

Categorical & Association

Frequency, proportion, and association analyses for categorical outcomes, including small-sample exact tests and effect size reporting for contingency tables.

Life Sciences Applications

Domain-specific workflows for biological research — from flow cytometry gating to multi-omics differential analysis, with the pseudoreplication and batch confounding guards essential for experimental biology.