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When Should Natural Logarithmic Data Transformation Be Applied?

By Kanda Data / Date Feb 02.2026 / Category Econometrics

When researchers, practitioners, or students are conducting data analysis on research results, they are often faced with data that do not meet the assumptions required by the chosen analytical method. After testing, it may turn out that the data distribution is highly skewed, the variance is not constant, or non-linear relationships between variables are observed. These conditions represent common challenges in statistical analysis, especially when using parametric methods such as linear regression analysis.

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How to Use Natural Logarithm Transformation in Excel and Interpret the Results

By Kanda Data / Date Sep 24.2023

Data transformation is an effort to change the measurement scale of raw data into another form so that the data can meet the assumptions required for the chosen statistical test. One form of data transformation is the use of natural logarithm transformation.

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