canada-us-mental-health-analysis

Project Overview

This project examines mental health patterns in Canada and the United States from 2000 to 2021 using multivariate statistical analysis in R.

The analysis explores trends, relationships, and differences in mental health indicators across the two countries while demonstrating reproducible statistical research using R and R Markdown.

Research Objectives

Compare mental health patterns in Canada and the United States.
Examine changes in mental health indicators from 2000 to 2021.
Apply multivariate statistical methods to identify important relationships and patterns.
Communicate results through statistical analysis and data visualization.

Tools & Skills

R
R Markdown
Statistical Analysis
Multivariate Analysis
Data Analysis
Data Visualization
Reproducible Research

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Geographic and Time Scope

Countries: Canada and United States Period: 2000–2021 Research Area: Mental Health, Statistics, and Data Analysis

Author

Abbas Ali Statistics Honours Student University of Manitoba

Keywords

Mental health · Canada · United States · R · Statistics · Multivariate analysis · Data analysis · Data visualization · Public health

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