December 2016
Beginner
388 pages
8h 35m
English
Recall that a normal distribution is defined as having a specific probability distribution that resembles a bell curve. In statistics, we love it when our data behaves normally. For example, if we have data that resembles a normal distribution, like so:

The Empirical rule states that we can expect a certain amount of data to live between sets of standard deviations. Specifically, the Empirical rule states for data that is distributed normally:
For example, let's see ...
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