Great video! Would you say the natural breaks is favourable for the purpose of mapping NY rent prices? Given that it solves the heterogeneity problem and groups together outliers/potential errors, it seems to have strengths the other two classifications don't
Hello, Thanks for the great insights. Is there any way that I can have any format of slides, please? Moreover, is this course published anywhere with a certificate or not?
Thanks Professor for your valuable lecture and great knowledge sharing.
Great video! Would you say the natural breaks is favourable for the purpose of mapping NY rent prices? Given that it solves the heterogeneity problem and groups together outliers/potential errors, it seems to have strengths the other two classifications don't
Hello,
Thanks for the great insights.
Is there any way that I can have any format of slides, please?
Moreover, is this course published anywhere with a certificate or not?
Uchicago - which department?
Department of Sociology