Working with Contingency Tables

An introduction to Contingency Tables and Marginal Distribution

[@antiviruskaif8297]

short and precise , crisp too . Thanks

[@nhamiltondwight]

Thanks and you're welcome! :)

[@RajdeepSingh-pr3xv]

Mind blowing explanation....
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[@nhamiltondwight]

Glad it helped!! Thank you and you're welcome!

[@antiviruskaif8297]

Data science course enrolled ???

[@miranjack5137]

Very short and precise. Thank you

[@aminakaja6465]

Love this! Thank you!

[@chumadoshi6987]

I wish you lived with me so I could sock up all your knowledge 😂😂😂... you're so smart!!

[@acex0078]

thank you! very concise and informative

[@nhamiltondwight]

You're welcome! Glad it was helpful.

[@moumitak1784]

Effective explanation

[@ajithomas1771]

Which software are you using

[@user-rv6vz8vt9c]

Does it matter to like um put the genders in rows and the political parties in the columns

[@nhamiltondwight]

Many texts use the rows and columns interchangeably (as the interpretation and calculations are unaffected), but I believe it's more popular to put the gender (independent variable) in rows and the dependent variable in columns-- opposite to my example