You'll learn to recognize skewed distributions and read their asymmetry with confidence, telling right skew from left skew by the direction of the long tail. You'll also reason about the real-world processes — like a floor near zero or a natural ceiling — that produce each kind of skew.
Overview
Syllabus
- Unit 1: What Skew Looks Like
- Recognizing Skewed Distributions
- Match Distribution Shapes And Names
- Explain The Distribution
- Unit 2: Right and Left Skew
- Identifying Skew Direction
- Complete The Skew Naming Statements
- Naming Skewed Distributions
- Explain Skew From A Histogram
- Unit 3: Explaining Right Skew
- Predicting Skewed Distributions
- Complete Right Skew Statements
- Explain Wait Time Skew
- Unit 4: Explaining Left Skew
- Recognizing Left Skew
- Complete The Distribution Reasoning
- Explain Survey Distribution