Description
Answer the following questions:
1– Choose one variable, look at its distribution (mean, sd, median, min, max), or if it is categorical, create a simple table for it, and plot it with a histogram.
Explain what you take away from looking at the variable.
2– Choose some continuous-ish variable, and calculate its mean and standard deviation by some grouping variable. Plot it using a box-plot. Explain what
conclusion you draw from this analysis.
3– Choose two categorical-ish variables, and cross-tabulate them. Plot them using a stacked bar chart. Explain what conclusion you draw from this analysis.
Student chooses one variable and looks at its distribution. 10 pts
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Student explains what they take away from looking at the variable. 10 pts
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Student chooses a continuous-ish variable, and calculates its mean and standard deviation by some grouping variable. 10 pts
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Student explains what conclusion they draw from this analysis. 10 pts
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Student chooses two categorical-ish variables, and cross-tabulates them. 10 pts
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Student explains what conclusion they draw from this analysis. 10 pts
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Overall, the quality of the student’s report was well-done, without issues, followed the directions and reflects time, effort and thought. 40 pts
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