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Citing AnalyVa (the software)

Cite the software any time you use it to produce results in a paper, thesis, dissertation, poster, or report. If you also relied on benchmark evidence from one of the validation studies, cite that study in addition (see below).

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Citing the validation studies

If you rely on the benchmark results (for example, to justify the choice of software in a methods section), cite the relevant study by its Zenodo DOI. All four are open access and immediately citable. Both authors — Abdelouahd Bouzar (ORCID 0000-0002-6918-7817) and Khaoula El Idrissi (ORCID 0000-0001-8768-1889) — should appear in every citation to the papers.

Study 1 — General statistics vs R 4.4.0 + NIST StRD

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Study 2 — PLS-SEM vs SmartPLS 4 (corporate reputation)

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Study 3 — CB-SEM (Wheaton) & PLS-SEM (burnout)

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Study 4 — CFA, MGA, latent growth, endogeneity

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Example methods paragraph

A short template you can adapt for a manuscript methods section:

All statistical analyses were performed in AnalyVa (version 4.2.2; Bouzar & El Idrissi, 2026), an integrated desktop platform combining PLS-SEM, CB-SEM, and general statistics. The software has been benchmarked against R 4.4.0 on the 31 NIST StRD certified datasets (Bouzar & El Idrissi, 2026a) and against SmartPLS 4 on the corporate reputation model (Bouzar & El Idrissi, 2026b).

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