Statistics & Finance

Statistics and finance tools - distributions, probability, inference, compound growth, and investment models.

Probability Distributions

Statistical Tests & Modeling

  • Causality Sandbox — Compare causal, confounded, collider, and Simpson scenarios to see why correlation can mislead.
  • Chi-Square and Residual Map — Edit contingency tables and inspect expected counts, standardized residual heatmaps, and chi-square contributions.
  • Linear Regression — Fit a least-squares line to your data with scatter plot, residuals, Pearson r and Spearman ρ.
  • Student's t-Test — One-sample and two-sample Welch t-test with t-distribution curve and rejection region visualization.
  • SVD Decomposition Explorer — Explore singular values, low-rank reconstruction, kept energy, and why SVD matters for compression and denoising.

Probability Paradoxes & Demos

Finance & Economics

  • Annuity Future Value — See how regular deposits compound into wealth over time — balance, contributions, and annual growth in one chart.
  • Compound Interest Explorer — Explore compound growth with principal, rate, years, and compounding frequency. Compare standard compounding to continuous compounding on a live graph.
  • Demography + Economics Lab — Interactive population-economy simulator with equation-driven insight and scenario decomposition.
  • Inflation Adjuster — See how inflation erodes purchasing power and inflates nominal values over time.
  • Linear Programming (2D) — Visualize constraints, feasible regions, and corner-point optimization in two dimensions.
  • Loan Payment Calculator — Estimate monthly payment, total interest, and amortization schedule for fixed-rate loans.
  • Markup vs Margin — Compare markup and margin from cost and selling price.
  • Portfolio Diversification Check — See whether a portfolio is spread across assets that behave differently, using snapshot-based correlations and volatility.
  • Simple vs Compound Interest — Compare final value under simple interest and compound interest for the same principal, rate, and horizon.
  • Supply-Demand Shock Simulator — Shift supply and demand curves and observe equilibrium.
Related categories: Mathematics, Computing