5 Data Aggregations You Can’t Live Without 👊Essential Data Aggregations for Powerful InsightsDec 4Dec 4
Published inAnalyst’s cornerBox plots often misrepresent distributions. — that’s why many times avoided.Have a look at the box plot on the left, then compare it to the jittered strip plot of the same data on the right:Dec 1Dec 1
Published inThe PythoneersExplanation of a Histogram for 10th Standard Students 😎Histogram plots are used to better understand how frequently or infrequently certain values occur in a given set of data.Nov 26Nov 26
Published inAnalyst’s cornerHistogram: A Tool for Analyzing the History of a Continuous Variable ✊A Representation of the distribution of a continuous variable over a given interval or period of time.Nov 26Nov 26
Published inThe PythoneersUnderstanding the T-Distribution: Estimation based on small sample to quantify the uncertainty 👀A version of Normal distribution with Heavier tails where population variance is unknown.Nov 21Nov 21
Why the Correlation Coefficient r ranges between -1 and +1.?Correlation Coefficient is a statistical measure of the strength of the relationship between the relative movements of two variables.Oct 27Oct 27
Published inThe Pythoneers“The Great Debate: Correlation vs. Causation Explained”Beyond the Surface: Unraveling Correlation vs. CausationOct 27Oct 27
Published inAnalyst’s corner“Unleashing the Power of Scatter Plots: Trends, Correlations, Outliers & Clusters — One Stop Guide!”Explore trends, reveal correlations, detect outliers, and uncover clusters with the versatile power of scatter plots.Oct 27Oct 27
Published inThe PythoneersSampling Methods— A pathway to reliable data interpretation or sample !!Lets try our best to taste the each flavour or diversity of our population ✌️ because believe me everything relies on sample we choose.Oct 23Oct 23
Standardization vs Normalization: How to Choose the Right TechniqueIt’s completely fine if you feel confused between the topics “Standardization” vs “Normalization”Oct 9Oct 9