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Confidence Intervals >> Calculate single population confidence intervals or margins of error

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Online Descriptive StatisticsXuru's WebsiteCalculates 50%, 90%, 95%, 99%, 99.5% and 99.9% confidence intervals for both mean and standard deviation for data that can be entered or pasted in.  more
Confidence Interval of a Standard DeviationGraphPad QuickCalcsCalculates 90%, 95% and 99% confidence intervals for a standard deviation based on either observations entered one by one, a column of data pasted in, or summary information.  more
One sample CI for the varianceDept of Statistics, Texas A&M UniversityCalculates confidence intervals for the variance based on summary statistics, nice feature allows a slider to increase or decrease the confidence level one percent at a time.  more
Percentage: Estimation & Testing/Exact Confidence Interval Construction and Test of Hypothesis for TA Collection of JavaScript E-labs Learning Objects (Arsham)Computes confidence interval for a proportion for finite or infinite populations based on sample size and number of successes.  more
Confidence Interval for a Proportion or CountGraphPad QuickcalcsComputes 90%, 95% and 99% confidence intervals for a proportion using Wald and exact methods based on a sample size and number of successes.  more
The Confidence Interval of a ProportionVassar Stats (Lowry)Calculates 95% confidence intervals for a proportion based on number of successes and trials using Newcombe's methods.  more
One sample CI for the proportion (normal approximation)Dept of Statistics, Texas A&M UniversityCalculates confidence intervals for the proportion assuming large samples based on summary statistics, nice feature allows a slider to increase or decrease the confidence level one percent at a time.  more
Sample Error CalculatorDSS Research, Researcher’s ToolkitCalculates margin of error for a specified level of confidence from sample size, sample proportion and population size.  more

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