Do not eat too many pies
The pie chart. A pie chart is a circle whorepresents the total of the data and to each category is assigned an area directly proportional to its frequency. Pies, how good they are! The problem is that, as you know, what is…
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Why spare one?
Biased and unbiased estimators. The mean one of the unbiased estimators and accurately approximates the population value. The standard deviation is a biased estimator.
From the triangle to the pie
Causality. Some causality models and some of their components are described: component cause, necessary cause and sufficient cause.
The hare and the tortoise
Hazard ratio. The hazard ratio represents the risk of presenting an event, with respect to the control group, in the next instant of time.
A box with whiskers
Boxplot. The boxplot is widely used for its descriptive capabilities. It shows, in a simple way, the shape of a distribution.