I always wonder why not showing a measure of spread (standard deviation, quantile in the plots). The graphs look very interesting but I am always dubious to drawing conclusions from average values, without understanding the spread and asymmetry of the empirical distribution.
Some shaded areas above and below of each line describing say, q…
I always wonder why not showing a measure of spread (standard deviation, quantile in the plots). The graphs look very interesting but I am always dubious to drawing conclusions from average values, without understanding the spread and asymmetry of the empirical distribution.
Some shaded areas above and below of each line describing say, quantiles, remain very intuitive for people to understand and convey a lot more information than just the mean.
I always wonder why not showing a measure of spread (standard deviation, quantile in the plots). The graphs look very interesting but I am always dubious to drawing conclusions from average values, without understanding the spread and asymmetry of the empirical distribution.
Some shaded areas above and below of each line describing say, quantiles, remain very intuitive for people to understand and convey a lot more information than just the mean.