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Tag Archives: SAS
The Evolution of Data Science … As I Remember It
Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. George Santayana History isn’t always clear-cut. It’s written by anyone with the will to write it down and the forum to distribute it. It’s valuable to understand different perspectives … Continue reading
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Tagged articicial intelligence, big data, data analysis, data processing, data science, data wrangling, eniac, excel, gallup, history, mainframe, number crunching, python, SAS, SPSS, statistics, stats with cats
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Consumer Guide to Statistics 101
Whether you took or are taking an introductory course on statistics, you probably didn’t get to choose from a dozen candidate offerings. You had to take the specific course required for your major. You can, though, evaluate what you got. … Continue reading
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Tagged cats, objectives, population, probability, SAS, SPSS, statistical analysis, statistical thinking, statistics, Stats 101, stats with cats, uncertainty
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Perspectives on Objectives
Conducting a statistical analysis can be like traveling to a foreign country that you’ve never been to before. You had better have a map and some idea of what you want to do there or you might end up wasting … Continue reading
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Tagged cats, goals, objectives, proposals, regulations, SAS, statistical analysis, statistics, stats with cats
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Weapons of Math Production
In theory, if you have the free time, you can calculate any statistic you might need using nothing more than a pencil and paper. After all, it’s just matrix mathematics. With a lot of data or a complicated procedure, though, … Continue reading
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Tagged cats, hardware, math, PCs, R language, SAS, software, SPSS, statistical analysis, statistics, stats with cats
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Reality Statistics
During the 1970s, statistical analyses were done on mainframe computers that were as big as elephants. They were sequestered in their own climate-controlled quarters, waited on command and reboot by a priesthood of system operators. Conducting a 1970s era statistical … Continue reading
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Stats With Cats Blog 