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🍃 Stem-Leaf Plot - An intelligent visualization!

It's a simple and effective way to visualize and compare datasets.

📊 Imagine we have two datasets: Set 1 (7, 12, 14, 17, 19, 23, 25) and Set 2 (3, 11, 16, 18, 20, 21, 24). We'll use a stem-leaf plot to compare them.

🌿 First, let's create the 'stem' which represents the tens place (0, 1, 2) and the 'leaf' represents the ones place (0-9).

🔍 By comparing the plots, we can see that Dataset 1 has higher values in the tens place, while Dataset 2 has a more uniform distribution.

🎯 Stem-leaf plots are great for small datasets and provide a clear picture of data distribution. The special thing about a stem-and-leaf diagram is that the original data can be read out of the graphical representation.


Give it a try next time you need to compare datasets!

✍🏽 Have you used stem-leaf plots before?

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• (Time: 90s) Simpson's Paradox occurs when:
a) A model performs well on training data but poorly on test data.
b) Two variables appear to be correlated, but the correlation is caused by a third variable.
c) A trend appears in several different groups of data but disappears or reverses when these groups are combined.
d) The mean, median, and mode of a distribution are all the same.

• (Time: 75s) When presenting your findings to non-technical stakeholders, you should focus on:
a) The complexity of your statistical models and the p-values.
b) The story the data tells, the business implications, and actionable recommendations.
c) The exact Python code and SQL queries you used.
d) Every single chart and table you produced during EDA.

• (Time: 75s) A survey about job satisfaction is only sent out via a corporate email newsletter. The results may suffer from what kind of bias?
a) Survivorship bias
b) Selection bias
c) Recall bias
d) Observer bias

• (Time: 90s) For which of the following machine learning algorithms is feature scaling (e.g., normalization or standardization) most critical?
a) Decision Trees and Random Forests.
b) K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) and Support Vector Machines (SVM).
c) Naive Bayes.
d) All algorithms require feature scaling to the same degree.

• (Time: 90s) A Root Cause Analysis for a business problem primarily aims to:
a) Identify all correlations related to the problem.
b) Assign blame to the responsible team.
c) Build a model to predict when the problem will happen again.
d) Move beyond symptoms to find the fundamental underlying cause of the problem.

• (Time: 75s) A "funnel analysis" is typically used to:
a) Segment customers into different value tiers.
b) Understand and optimize a multi-step user journey, identifying where users drop off.
c) Forecast future sales.
d) Perform A/B tests on a website homepage.

• (Time: 75s) Tracking the engagement metrics of users grouped by their sign-up month is an example of:
a) Funnel Analysis
b) Regression Analysis
c) Cohort Analysis
d) Time-Series Forecasting

• (Time: 90s) A retail company wants to increase customer lifetime value (CLV). A data-driven first step would be to:
a) Redesign the company logo.
b) Increase the price of all products.
c) Perform customer segmentation (e.g., using RFM analysis) to understand the behavior of different customer groups and tailor strategies accordingly.
d) Switch to a new database provider.

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