Descriptive analysis: describing a sample so others can trust the description
A descriptive study says what the data look like: how many observations, which values they take, how those values are distributed, how two variables move together, and what the data cannot show. It estimates no effect.
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- Licence
- MIT
- Source file
- bhanneke/E2ER-project/blob/v0.16.1/skills/files/methods/descriptive-analysis.md
- Identifier
- e2er/methods/descriptive-analysis
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Description
Data model- Discipline
- Economics
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- Authors
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- Source
- e2er repository · skills/files · @d8fd8ab
- Record
- skill:e2er/methods/descriptive-analysis · JSON
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