Statistics & Probability · Level 2 of 5
Distribution
A description of how probability is allocated across possible values.
Its form determines which outcomes are common or rare.
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A bell-shaped model describes measurement errors around zero.
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Distribution. A description of how probability is allocated across possible values. Its form determines which outcomes are common or rare. For example: A bell-shaped model describes measurement errors around zero.
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This helps you interpret numerical evidence without overstating what it establishes.
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