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Welcome to Purify Data Pro.

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Let's walk through your first data screening session using the app's current
interface and built-in example.

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You do not need an account or password.

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Statistical calculations run in your browser.

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Choose Open workspace for your own data, or Try sample data to practise.

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For help, open the three-dot menu.

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Under Learn, you will find Video walkthrough and PDF guide.

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We will practise first, then import a CSV file.

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Click Try sample data.

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The workspace opens with sixteen example rows and seven columns.

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Five numeric variables are selected for screening.

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The sample contains missing values and an unusual score so that you can
explore the outputs.

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The left panel controls the analysis, and the tabs across the workspace show
different results.

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You can import your own CSV at any time.

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For your own data, prepare a CSV with one header row, one case per row, and
one variable per column.

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Click Import CSV in the Variables panel or in the menu.

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Choose the file from your device.

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In Select required variables, choose the numeric measures you intend to
screen, then click Analyze selected variables.

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Do not treat participant identifiers or numeric category codes as continuous
measures just because they contain numbers.

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After import, read the Screening Setting Notice.

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Then find the orange Data Screening Settings section in the left panel.

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Icons beside the titles help you recognise each setting.

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Missing-value handling decides whether incomplete cases are removed before
screening.

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Z-scores and IQR screen one variable at a time.

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Mahalanobis distance screens unusual combinations of selected numeric values.

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Review Delete flagged rows from screened exports separately.

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Open a guide beside a setting when you need help choosing its cut-off.

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A flag is a prompt for review, not proof of an error.

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Open Overview.

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Rows is the number of cases in the current working dataset.

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Complete rows have values for every selected measure.

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Retained counts describe each workflow's screened export.

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Tested counts show the complete cases that received a Mahalanobis distance.

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These counts can differ when incomplete cases are retained.

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Expand Understanding overview counts for definitions.

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If a relevant detector is switched off, its cards indicate that the analysis
was not applied rather than implying successful screening.

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Click Univar. Outliers.

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This page screens each selected variable separately using the enabled z-score
and IQR rules.

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Review the summary table, the screening note, and the deleted and screened
cases farther down the page.

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Check flagged values against the original records and your study context.

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If you change a rule in the left panel, the results update.

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Do not remove a valid observation solely because it is unusual.

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Click Multivar. Outliers.

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Review Mahalanobis Distance and its tested-case information.

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It looks for unusual combinations across the selected numeric variables,
rather than a single extreme value.

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Scroll to Correlation Matrix on this same page.

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High-correlation cautions identify pairs worth investigating; the correlation
matrix does not itself delete cases.

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Incomplete cases may have no Mahalanobis value, so distinguish tested cases
from retained cases when reporting the results.

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Combined Outliers is a separate workflow.

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It applies univariate screening first, then Mahalanobis screening to the
remaining cases.

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Its counts and data basis can therefore differ from standalone multivariate
screening.

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Open Combined Outliers and review its summary and screening note.

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Use the combined export only when this sequential workflow is the one you
intend to report.

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Do not assume that all screened exports contain the same cases.

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Click Normality and wait for the calculation to finish.

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First check Normality Assessment Data Basis so you know which cases each
assessment uses.

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Expand Decision rule to read the app's criteria.

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Scroll to the univariate results, histograms and Q-Q plots, and the
multivariate and combined assessments.

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Skewness and kurtosis describe distribution shape; they are not outlier-
deletion rules.

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Read plots and supporting tests together.

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A normality label or one p-value does not settle every assumption of your
planned analysis.

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Recommendations summarises the app's screening evidence.

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Start with Consolidated Decisions, then expand a relevant card under
Recommended Statistical Analysis Path.

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The cards open independently, so you can focus on one topic at a time.

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Treat these recommendations as educational guidance.

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Your research question, measurement scales, study design, sample size and
model assumptions still determine the final analysis.

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You can copy the reporting note as a draft, but review it before using it in a
report.

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Imputation is optional.

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Open Imputation, choose a method, and click Run imputation.

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Here we demonstrate Mean only; it is not a recommendation for every study.

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Read the Imputation Report, then use Export imputed CSV to save the separate
derived dataset.

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Use imputed data for screening switches the working dataset to that copy.

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Restore original data switches back.

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For important or substantial missingness, seek a justified missing-data
strategy rather than treating simple replacement as a universal solution.

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Before leaving, save the outputs you need.

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Use Export screened CSV on the Univar., Multivar., or Combined Outliers page
that matches your chosen workflow.

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Export cases CSV saves the case-review record; Export matrix CSV saves
correlations; and Export normality CSV saves the normality outputs.

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Keep the original CSV, your screened or imputed copies, and a note of the
selected variables, cut-offs and exclusions.

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Refreshing or closing the app clears its working data, so download your files
before you finish.
