Plots, Outliers, and Justin Timberlake: Data Visualization Part 2: Crash Course Statistics #6
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Date: 2022-04-04
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Comments and reviews: 10
Meytal
I really appreciate this course! And I love Adrian's style of presenting. Also, her voice is really agreeable and soothing, and her diction is phenomenal. Thank you so much for putting this together!
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I really appreciate this course! And I love Adrian's style of presenting. Also, her voice is really agreeable and soothing, and her diction is phenomenal. Thank you so much for putting this together!
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Bal
I'm still trying to understand here, can anyone help me?
How could a data point be outside of the box plot's fences when the fences are the maximum and the minimum data points out of them all?
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I'm still trying to understand here, can anyone help me?
How could a data point be outside of the box plot's fences when the fences are the maximum and the minimum data points out of them all?
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Perseus
At 4: 39 the graphics misrepresent what was said about the fences. It appears that the IQR X 1. 5 stretches from the end of the IQR box and not the median line as described.
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At 4: 39 the graphics misrepresent what was said about the fences. It appears that the IQR X 1. 5 stretches from the end of the IQR box and not the median line as described.
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RobRod
Thank you Crash Course for helping me with my undergrad research so I don-t have to take another statistics course. This is helping me process and analyze my data.
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Thank you Crash Course for helping me with my undergrad research so I don-t have to take another statistics course. This is helping me process and analyze my data.
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Nanook128
Isn't the death statistic about the number of people killed by sharks skewed by all the people who die who never enter an area they could be killed by sharks?
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Isn't the death statistic about the number of people killed by sharks skewed by all the people who die who never enter an area they could be killed by sharks?
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Elle
It hadn't quite occurred to me that, as someone who is v distracted and usually has 50 tabs open, I could be the outlier in someone's data on 'time spent': D
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It hadn't quite occurred to me that, as someone who is v distracted and usually has 50 tabs open, I could be the outlier in someone's data on 'time spent': D
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Brett
If she wasnt reading a script and actually thinking about the stuff she said, she would not be out of sync with the learning process of the listener.
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If she wasnt reading a script and actually thinking about the stuff she said, she would not be out of sync with the learning process of the listener.
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Anastasia
Can someone explain the chewing gum stem & leaf? Why do we have separate same number stems (like 0-2 and 0-5, 8, 9 but not 0-2, 5, 8, 9?
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Can someone explain the chewing gum stem & leaf? Why do we have separate same number stems (like 0-2 and 0-5, 8, 9 but not 0-2, 5, 8, 9?
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Mai
As a future psych major, statistics methods is a mandatory course and I'm pre studying it. I'm terrible with math and I'm already hating it.
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As a future psych major, statistics methods is a mandatory course and I'm pre studying it. I'm terrible with math and I'm already hating it.
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whiteflagstoo
The cumulative frequency graph seems like a confusing graph that your reader has to fully expect and understand how to read.
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The cumulative frequency graph seems like a confusing graph that your reader has to fully expect and understand how to read.
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