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[[Holcombe:CircularStatistics|Circular Statistics]] | [[Holcombe:CircularStatistics|Circular Statistics]] | ||
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The picturing of data allows us to be sensitive not only to the multiple hypotheses that we hold, but to the many more we have not yet thought of, regard as unlikely, or think impossible -- Tukey, 1974
The great fun of information visualization is that it gives you answers to questions you didn’t know you had -- Ben Shneiderman
Jody Culham error bars lecture
"If events are dependent (whether causal or not), the aggregate is not going to be Gaussian. "- why?
Fitting curves to data
- R is often used in the lab
- Python alone and with SciPy can be used easily, example here
- MATLAB is sometimes used
- Using MacCurveFit for OS9; rarely used
Bootstrapping
Howell's pages
