Distributions

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  1. Title page
  2. Mean daily maximum temperatures for 3 cities
  3. Comparing these means, you see that ....
  4. Adding the mean daily minimum temperatures, you see that ....
  5. Mean high and low temperatures in January, April, July, October
  6. Mild versus extreme climate comparisons
  7. Why you should move to Vancouver
  8. A more complete representation would show that ...
  9. Frequency Distributions
  10. An example of a frequency distribution
  11. A histogram as a graphical representation of the frequency distribution
  12. Cumulative percentages
  13. Cumulative percentages and the median
  14. Same data, but with fewer categories
  15. A histogram of real data: salary levels
  16. A Normal Distribution
  17. About the normal distribution
  18. The shape of the normal distribution
  19. A more complete breakdown of the normal distribution
  20. A real random normal distribution
  21. Two more real random normal distributions

  22. Variations of normal distributions: skewed
  23. Variations of normal distributions: flattened, multimodal, peaked
  24. A portal to the interactive table of areas under the normal curve

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May 29, 2006

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