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Ronny Gunnarsson. Descriptive statistics [in Science Network TV]. Available at: https://science-network.tv/descriptive-statistics/. Accessed December 21, 2024.
Ronny Gunnarsson. Descriptive statistics [in Science Network TV]. Available at: https://science-network.tv/descriptive-statistics/. Accessed December 21, 2024.
| Suggested pre-reading | What this web page adds |
|---|---|
| This web-page provides a brief overview of descriptive statistics with links to more specific information. |
Descriptive statistics try to organize and summarize your observations. It aim to describe your observations by type of distribution using numbers, tables or graphs. The reader of your report / publication will use this information to understand what kind of observations / animals / people were included in your study. Are these observations representative for the reader’s situation? Ultimately your descriptive statistics provides hints to where your results are applicable. Read more here:
- Different distributions
- Descriptive statistics using numbers
- Descriptive statistics using tables
- Descriptive statistics using graphs
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