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03-06-2008 05:21 PM #1Registered Member
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Do you understand graphs and charts?
http://www.edwardtufte.com/bboard/q-...?msg_id=0000Jr
Check out this Cancer link which ends up with a Car graph overkill.
I've never seen charts and grahs like this before. Interesting. I may be running a tad low on I.Q. I really didn't understand alot of it. Check it out.
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03-06-2008 05:48 PM #2Registered Member
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You have now said TWO intelligent things today!
1) That buying an S54 ///M Roadster would be easier than swapping an S54 engine into a pre-S54 body, and
2) That you "may be running a tad low on I.Q."
Congrats, that's two in a row for you today!
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03-06-2008 06:06 PM #3Registered Member
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I knew it wouldn't last. Gheez ROFLMAO
I must admitt the charts are a bit confusing the way they are drawn and swapping elements around. I guess I can see what it means , but really is that info presented in the right fashion? I think I could have done a better job. ( even with my low I.Q. ) 134 last test. Not that great but it gets me from A to B.
Maybe in the next life I'll be a Laywer. GRIN
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03-06-2008 06:46 PM #4Registered Member
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That appears to be the point of the article
From my reading, the article is not intended to give the best representation of cancer data. Rather, it is intended to compare different tables of the same data to see which give the best representation of that data. In such an article, some tables are going to be better, and, of course, some are going to be worse. That's the whole point of the article.
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