Importance of distribution shapes for data understanding
- Focusing on the shape of the distribution is important in understanding the big picture of the data.
- Looking only at averages may overlook variations and biases in the data.
Importance of paying attention to the shape of the distribution - Point, dispersion and distribution shape - Note the shape of the distribution, not just the mean.
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平均だけでなく分布の形状に注意
2023-09-05 01:18
Summary of notes
. The same attention should be paid to the shape of the distribution as to the mean.
Relation to Fragment
. The notes are related to the fragments “Point, dispersion and distribution shape” and “[Note the shape of the distribution, not just the mean. These emphasize the importance of paying attention to the shape of the distribution and share the same perspective as the note.
deep thinking
Focusing on the shape of the distribution is important in understanding the overall picture of the data. Looking only at the mean may overlook variations and biases in the data. Therefore, in data analysis, attention should be paid not only to the mean but also to the shape of the distribution.
summary of thoughts and title
. The importance of the shape of the distribution for data understanding”: In data analysis, attention should be paid not only to the mean but also to the shape of the distribution.
extra info
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generated: 2023-09-05 01:18
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