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Monographs in Health Care AdministrationDescriptive statistics are concerned with the investigation of a sample that is usually limited in size. A key benefit is that these investigations allow us to draw conclusions about the population as a whole. For example, based on data alone, we can conclude with some confidence that a human being cannot grow to a height of three meters.

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Market Definition For Media MergersFor example, an algorithm can sort a list of arbitrary strings—such as a list of words or names—in alphabetical order. If such an algorithm was presented with the tuple (David, Robert, Anna, Carl), the correct output would be the tuple (Anna, Carl, David, Robert).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-5559-9The goal of a . is to reduce the number of features without significantly changing key characteristics of the data, such as the distances between data points. Dimensionality reduction can be understood as an unsupervised analogue to regression.

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Descriptive statisticsThrough our everyday experience, we have an intuitive understanding of what a typical body height is for people in the population. In much of the world, adult humans are typically between 1.60 m and 1.80 m tall, while people taller than two meters are rare to meet.

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Probability theoryDescriptive statistics are concerned with the investigation of a sample that is usually limited in size. A key benefit is that these investigations allow us to draw conclusions about the population as a whole. For example, based on data alone, we can conclude with some confidence that a human being cannot grow to a height of three meters.

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Inferential statistics is based on the assumption that data are realizations of random variables.

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