sunlm 0.1.3.post3

A social-science-friendly toolkit for OLS regression and SPSS-like ANOVA

sunlm

sunlm is a lightweight, social-science–friendly Python package for OLS regression and SPSS-like ANOVA / ANCOVA.
It is designed for researchers in communication, psychology, marketing, and related social sciences who want clear, interpretable statistical output without complex statistical coding.

sunlm emphasizes:

• R-style formula syntax
• SPSS-equivalent ANOVA (Type III SS, sum coding)
• Standardized coefficients and semi-partial R²
• Clean, APA-style tables
• Simple, top-level API (sunlm.reg, sunlm.aov)

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Installation

pip install sunlm

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Quick Start: Load Example Data

sunlm includes a built-in example dataset for immediate practice.

import sunlm

df = sunlm.data()
df.head()

	personalization	involvement	price_sensitivity	brand_trust	age	purchase_intention
0	1	1	-0.740814	1.408369	51.311519	7.000000
1	0	1	0.072907	-0.608711	41.350777	5.122004
2	0	0	0.403086	-1.320603	27.877310	2.840572
3	1	0	1.471929	-0.669619	46.907773	3.497987
4	1	0	0.307384	1.264625	35.208771	4.472068

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Tutorial 1️⃣ OLS Regression

import sunlm

model = sunlm.reg(
    "purchase_intention ~ personalization * involvement + age",
    data=df
)

model.summary()

## 📊 OLS Regression Summary
                            Unstd. B Std. Err. (unstd) t-value Std. β Semi-partial R²         p-value
Intercept                      2.284             0.473   4.829                         0.000 (< .001)
personalization                0.814             0.319   2.553  0.305           0.035   0.012 (< .05)
involvement                    0.609             0.177   3.443  0.363           0.064  0.001 (< .001)
personalization:involvement    0.374             0.248   1.510  0.204           0.012    0.134 (n.s.)
age                            0.039             0.010   3.713  0.273           0.074  0.000 (< .001)

## 📈 Model Fit Statistics
N            100
R²         0.490
Adj. R²    0.469

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Tutorial 2️⃣ ANOVA / ANCOVA (SPSS-like)

import sunlm

model = sunlm.aov(
    "purchase_intention ~ C(personalization) * C(involvement) + age",
    data=df
)

model.summary()

## Tests of Between-Subjects Effects
Dependent Variable: purchase_intention
                       Source   sum_sq  df mean_sq      F        p-value Partial Eta Squared
              Corrected Model   91.322   6  15.220 16.409 0.000 (< .001)               0.514
                    Intercept   64.597   1  64.597 69.640 0.000 (< .001)               0.428
     personalization (factor)   33.449   1  33.449 36.060 0.000 (< .001)               0.279
         involvement (factor)   40.764   2  20.382 21.973 0.000 (< .001)               0.321
personalization × involvement    2.883   2   1.441  1.554   0.217 (n.s.)               0.032
                          age   11.819   1  11.819 12.742 0.001 (< .001)               0.120
                        Error   86.266  93   0.928                                          
                        Total 2719.617 100                                                  
              Corrected Total  177.588  99                                                  

R Squared = 0.514 (Adjusted R Squared = 0.483)

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Tutorial 3️⃣ Post Hoc Tests

Tukey HSD

model.TukeyHSD("involvement")

## Tukey HSD for involvement (alpha=0.05)
 group1  group2 meandiff Std. Error        p-value  lower upper
      0       1    1.186      0.235 0.000 (< .001)  0.494 1.877
      0       2    1.494      0.243 0.000 (< .001)  0.779 2.210
      1       2    0.309      0.233   0.534 (n.s.) -0.377 0.995

Bonferroni

model.Bonferroni("involvement")

## Bonferroni Pairwise Comparisons for involvement (alpha=0.05)
 group1  group2 meandiff Std. Error     t        p-value  lower upper
      0       1    1.149      0.237 4.846 0.000 (< .001)  0.571 1.727
      0       2    1.576      0.246 6.410 0.000 (< .001)  0.976 2.175
      1       2    0.427      0.234 1.828   0.212 (n.s.) -0.142 0.996

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Top-level API Summary

sunlm.reg(formula, data)   # OLS regression
sunlm.aov(formula, data)   # ANOVA / ANCOVA
sunlm.data()               # Load example dataset

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Citation

If you use sunlm in academic research, please cite it as:

Kim, S.-W. (2025). sunlm (Version 0.1.3.post1) [Software]. https://pypi.org/project/sunlm/

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License

MIT License

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Author

Seonwoo Kim
Northern Arizona University

Designed for researchers who want SPSS-equivalent statistics with Python clarity.