You are asked to conduct a statistical analysis of a dataset resulted from a user study. You are asked to present your study and findings in the form of a report.

The report will be assessed according to how well you are able to

describe the dataset and formulate research objectives, (4 marks)

analyse the data and interpret the results of statistical analysis, and (8 marks)

visualise the research findings of data analysis. (8 marks)

Provide a statistical analysis of the given below dataset to determine what the data tells you about the user study and should visualise your research findings of data analysis in a way that allows a reader to understand your study. You are free to use any software package to conduct you study and generate visualisations.

1. The dataset

A user study was conducted to investigate the difference in usability between different tablet computer prototypes (i.e., referred to as T1, T2, T3, T4, and T5). A number of participants were recruited to assess the prototypes. Usability was measured with questionnaires, using the following method: each participant was asked to rate all prototypes one by one, using a scale ranged from 0 (poor usability) to 100 (excellent usability). The dataset is given as below. Provide the study entirely on the dataset provided.

2.

The report should be clear and concise. The writing should be brief and to the point. A suggested structure for report is shown below.

Introduction: should provide a context for the work, a brief description of the dataset and the formulation of research aims and objectives.

Data analysis: should consist of one or more sub-sections on a statistical analysis of the data. You should formulate your research questions, describe the methods and procedure of statistical tests and discuss the results of these tests. The titles of these sub-sections should reflect what the sections contain.

Visualisation of findings: should consist of one or more instances on the findings of the data analysis. You should include accurate and informative axis labels and titles. The captions should provide sufficient information to the readers without referring to the related text in the report. [References are not required for the report.]

	T1	T2	T3	T4	T5
Participant (P)
P1	40	70	90	80	74
P2	50	90	71	56	82
P3	50	70	90	79	95
P4	50	71	90	79	85
P5	47	80	100	71	93
P6	59	50	90	58	88
P7	70	35	50	53	78
P8	62	13	100	45	85
P9	67	54	100	48	64
P10	100	23	100	47	67
P11	60	39	70	53	50
P12	47	66	100	51	82
P13	37	6	77	26	45
P14	16	32	72	35	82
P15	94	92	64	46	47
P16	46	47	45	20	85
P17	94	77	65	70	80
P18	80	49	96	20	62
P19	80	90	61	67	93
P20	30	50	58	6	17
P21	70	68	71	50	84
P22	71	90	50	50	41
P23	70	70	70	10	74
P24	71	99	60	46	84
P25	80	91	100	64	85
P26	60	89	96	90	97
P27	70	70	100	81	91
P28	80	90	100	73	95
P29	46	50	92	66	23
P30	90	90	100	90	95
P31	78	68	90	54	84
P32	100	86	100	49	89
P33	71	78	90	45	97
P34	70	84	80	48	84
P35	70	30	70	51	65
P36	71	97	100	56	97
P37	66	6	72	45	82
P38	97	33	59	90	94
P39	70	77	78	76	63
P40	58	10	70	45	94
P41	83	99	65	80	92
P42	91	70	92	70	96
P43	80	91	68	72	95
P44	44	89	55	44	83
P45	100	100	80	60	83
P46	50	100	44	65	93
P47	70	100	87	60	92
P48	70	100	80	63	73