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Ah you're right, sorry about that. That post is really interesting. I know ggplot2 does quite a bit of it, but the visualizations are really nice. You mention
by alialkhatib 12y ago
Ah you're right, sorry about that.
That post is really interesting. I know ggplot2 does quite a bit of it, but the visualizations are really nice.
You mention significance a few times but I don't see alpha levels or significance testing per se; do you mean significant in the casual sense, or are you just withholding the stats talk for the audience of (most likely) laypeople? If it's the former, you might find statistical significance in even the avg % grade by gender, given a large enough sample size.
I might be overlooking the part where you talk about this, and I apologize if that's the case.
- minimaxir 12y agoIn the casual sense. I've been having a little difficulty graphically conveying confidence intervals without making the charts unreadable/too complicated. The correct way is to use boxplots, but I'm working on other things too.
- alialkhatib 12y agoIf you figure out a more intuitive way to communicate confidence intervals visually, please post it here :)