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Data Isn’t Usually Normal
April 1, 2022, 8:46 a.m. | Tony Pizur
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Photo by Photo by James Cousins on UnsplashDespite what you learned in statistics class, most data isn’t normally distributed. Think about commonly cited examples of normally distributed phenomena like height or college entrance exam scores. If you could gather the individual heights of all people on Earth and plot them on a histogram, the left-hand tail would be heavier than the right; infants and children are shorter than adults, …
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