In the vast universe of data, it’s not always about what we can see but rather what we can infer. Confidence intervals, a cornerstone of inferential statistics, empower us to make educated guesses about a larger population based on our sample data. Using the Ames Housing dataset, let’s unravel the concept of confidence intervals and […]
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