[Title of your report]IntroductionThe introduction should be able to be understood by a layperson and should include the purpose of the analysis.As a guideline, one paragraph will be sufficient....

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[Title of your report] Introduction The introduction should be able to be understood by a layperson and should include the purpose of the analysis. As a guideline, one paragraph will be sufficient. [Delete instruction text before submitting] [Type your introduction here] Motivation and Methodology Describe the motivation for the analysis methods that you have used. This section must answer the questions what you did, why you did that and how you did it. As a guideline, maximum two paragraphs will be sufficient. [Delete instruction text before submitting] [Type your description of methods here] Results & Discussion Summarise the main results of your analyses in questions 2 and 3. You may use subsections, tables etc. as you see fit. Present and discuss results in a clear and simple way: Present findings of statistical analyses in a logical sequence. Do not include code or dumps of R output. Results should either be incorporated into sentences or formatted appropriately to be neatly presented. Interpret your findings by discussing their practical significance. Discuss shortcomings, if any. As a guideline, maximum three paragraphs will be sufficient. [Delete instruction text before submitting] [Type your results and discussion here] Recommendations & Conclusions Type your recommendations and conclusions here What do you conclude overall about the analysis? As a guideline, one paragraph will be sufficient. Do not introduce any new information in this section, and do not simply repeat statements made elsewhere in your report! [Delete instruction text before submitting] [Type your recommendations and conclusions here] 1