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Statistical concepts

Statistics are so powerful because they allow us to create meaning from data. In this chapter we will learn the differences between types of data, how to choose useful samples, and how to recognise outliers in data. 1. Types of Data Discrete and Continuous Data, what is a data, how do we ensure we minimise bias in our data? 2. Sampling vs Population Why might you want to take a sample of your data? How do we collect...

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