No. It uses continuous data. * * * * * Not true. It can use either discrete or continuous data.
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a type of data that does not use numbers but uses nouns.
Show me the quantitative analysis of your data on the population census of 2005.
A step by step process that scientist use to answer questions and solve problem
There are many people who use statistical data analysis. Scientists, websites, and companies are all use of statistical data analysis. This analysis is beneficial to the people that study it.
No. It uses continuous data. * * * * * Not true. It can use either discrete or continuous data.
uses of markov analysis
It can do but does not have to.
Step 6--Use the Economic Analysis for Decision Making
The six research methods sociologists use to gather data are surveys, interviews, observations, experiments, content analysis, and existing data analysis.
Evaluating alternatives
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Minitab is a statistics software package. It is used in a variety of disciplines that require data analysis. Statisticians, scientists, engineers, and mathematicians are some professions that use Minitab.
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Many tools can do interactive data analysis. I can list some: R, Matlab, esProc, SAS, SPSS, Excel, and SQL,etc. But for easy to use, esProc is the best. I can list you some reasons. SQL is the most widely used structured data query and analysis language. Tts syntax is close to that natural language and easy for programmers to learn. But not easy for analysts without high technical background. Besides, it can't make three-like step by step computing. Excel is liked by many people due to its convenience. But for complex data computing and analysis, Excel is not great enough. R is good for its agile syntax but requires strong technical background. Similar to R, Matlab also has good scalability but needs high strong technical background. SAS has powerful capabilities in chart plotting for in-depth applications but is still less friendly than other analysis software. SPSS has a powerful graphic user interface. But its syntax is fairly poor and is incapable for the free analysis other than the fixed algorithms. The menu-style interface is inconvenient for stepwise computation. esProc is a script with an expert in interactive analysis on structured data. It supports free data analysis, requiring relatively low degree of technical background. Its syntax is agile and easy-to-use. Excel-style interface makes it good for complex data processing and step by step computing. Also, it doesn't need pre-modeling. Only disadvantage is lacking of the fixed algorithm and functions specific to some industries, such as correlation analysis or regression analysis.
a type of data that does not use numbers but uses nouns.