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Data Science and A.I. : Measures of Dispersion : Variance of Continuous Freq. Distribution

In this post, we dive into one of the core statistical concepts used in data science and artificial intelligence—calculating the variance of a continuous frequency distribution. Breaking down the steps If you have data distributed across class intervals with frequencies, the goal is to find the variance. The video explains the columns in the table: […]

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Data Science and A.I. – Measures of Dispersion: Variance of Discrete Frequency Distribution

 Data Science and A.I. – Measures of Dispersion: Variance of Discrete Frequency Distribution   In this post from PostNetwork Academy’s Data Science and A.I. Lecture Series, Bindeshwar Singh Kushwaha walks us through the process of calculating the variance of a discrete frequency distribution. This is an essential statistical measure for understanding the spread of data

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How to Calculate Variance for a Given Distribution

How to Calculate Variance for a Given Distribution Introduction: In this post, we will explore the step-by-step process of calculating the variance and standard deviation for a given frequency distribution. Understanding these concepts is crucial for analyzing data variability and distribution spread. Example: Given the following frequency distribution, we will calculate both the variance and

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Pandas Series Functions min(), max(), mean(), median() and mode()

Panda’s Series- In the last post, I explained how to create a panda’s series. Further,  a pandas series has a lot of   you often need to analyze, visualize and clean data.  In this post, I will be explaining min(), max(), mean(), median(), and mode functions. min() Function- import pandas as pd lst=[2, 4, 6, 8,

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