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Tag Archives: bar chart
The Kibble Buffet Experiment
My three indoor cats are all seniors now, so I’m even more concerned that they have a healthy diet. I feed them both wet and dry food. They share most of two cans of wet food per day and have … Continue reading →
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Tagged ANOVA, bar chart, blocking, cat food, cats, experiment, kibble, population, statistical analysis, statistical tests, statistics, stats with cats, variance control
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The Foundation of Professional Graphs
Some people are content with visualizing their data sets using pie charts and bar charts. If you really want to analyze data, though, you need to know how to pick the best graph for the job. Here’s the first step … Continue reading →
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Tagged bar chart, cats, chart, graph, line chart, measurement scales, ordinal, plot, samples, Scales, scatter plot, standardization, stats with cats, variables
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Stats With Cats Blog 