Citing MindStat econometrics results

Software citation (APA 7)

Use the form in the project's CITATION.cff, with the version shown in the application footer — cite the version you actually ran:

Azeez, G. K. (2026). MindStat: An offline, bilingual (Arabic/English) browser-based statistical analysis suite (Version x.y.z) [Computer software]. https://mindstat.pro

Cite R as well, together with the package named in the golden-five row for the metric you report — for example plm, urca or stats. Open the table from Diagnostics → Academic scope → Open R deviation table.

What to report in a thesis or paper

For a procedure carrying a green Academically ready badge:

1. The MindStat panel name and the options you chose — sample, lags, model.
2. The numeric metrics that appear in the golden-five table for that procedure.
3. That you archived the Reproducibility Bundle ZIP: analysis.R, the data CSV, a README carrying the SHA-256, and summary.md.
4. Optionally, the Verify in R (WebR) console output for the same run.

KPSS is amber, and the distinction matters

For KPSS state plainly that parity is against MindStat's own Bartlett-HAC verify script, not against CRAN tseries::kpss.test. Those are different claims, and a reviewer is entitled to the narrower one.

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