Distributions of Data

Inference, estimation, and decision-making from data

A single center and a single spread are just two numbers. The full shape of the data (its distribution) carries far more. The fastest way to see it is a histogram: chop the range into bins and count how many values fall in each. A smoothed version is a density plot.

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▶ Distributions of Data
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