Resolving Simpson's Paradox: The Whole vs The Parts
Christine suggested me to have a look at Simpson's Paradox, following my recent posts on Anscrombe's Quartet and Datasaurus Dozen. They are all about learning to look at statistics in an impartial way.
#TweakThursday: Horizontal vs Vertical Bars
#TweakThursday: From time to time I tweak someone else's public viz and try to make it better to my subjective view.
Recreating Datasaurus Dozen in Tableau
This post is about 13 data sets, known as Datasaurus Dozen, that have the same stats and different distributions. Stats can be deceiving while data visualization can makes a big difference.
Rendering Anscombe's Quartet in Tableau
Francis Anscombe, a British statistician and a professor at Princeton and Yale, constructed 4 different sets of data which all have the same stats, known as Anscombe's quartet. However the quartet's data distributions are quite different.
Stats alone can be deceiving.
