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Understand data types

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Understand data types

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Examples of continuous data: height, weight, temperature measured precisely.

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All statistical techniques treat discrete and continuous data the same.

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Temperature is discrete data.

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Time between arrivals is discrete.

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The data type determines the statistical methods used.

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Height is discrete data.

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Age in years is continuous.

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Continuous data can take any value within an interval, including fractions.

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Examples of discrete data: number of siblings, tickets sold.

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Discrete data consist of countable values with gaps between them.

 
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