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1: Visualizing Data

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  • 1.1: Visualisation and Transformation of Data
    A brief discussion of techniques for exploration of data with visualization and transformation. Not terribly technical, but does examine techniques often considered to be advanced.
  • 1.3: Three Popular Data Displays
    Graphical representations of large data sets provide a quick overview of the nature of the data.     A population or a very large data set may be represented by a smooth curve. This curve is a very fine relative frequency histogram in which the exceedingly narrow vertical bars have been omitted.     When a curve derived from a relative frequency histogram is used to describe a data set, the proportion of data with values between two numbers a and b is the area under the curve between a and b, as


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