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This study introduces a linear transformation for arcsine transforms, making statistical analysis of proportions easier. The new method provides interpretable results numerically close to original percentages while maintaining statistical validity.

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Area of Science:

Biostatistics
Statistical analysis of proportions

Background:

Arcsine and angular transformations are standard for proportion data analysis.
These transformations present interpretation challenges due to a lack of clear relationship with original proportions.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel linear transformation of the arcsine transform.
To enhance the interpretability of transformed proportion data.

Main Methods:

A simple linear transformation of the arcsine transform was developed.
The proposed transformation was evaluated for its statistical properties and interpretability.

Main Results:

The new transformation yields values numerically similar to original percentages across a wide range.
Desirable statistical properties of the original arcsine transform are preserved.

Conclusions:

The proposed linear transformation offers an interpretable alternative to traditional arcsine transforms.
This method improves the practical application of proportion data analysis in statistics.