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Data & Patterns III: Running a Small Survey

The big picture

Ask well. Collect the same way. Say only what the rows show.

A small survey — from question to honest sentence
StepRememberExample
A good questionAnswers you can put side by side"How many minutes to the gate?"
Same way every timeOne method, run once per personSkip "wait" and 3 rows go blank
The meanSum ÷ count. No value has to equal it129 ÷ 12 = 10.75
Which chartA chart compares groups. One row is a lookup3 ways to come: chart
What it showsOnly as wide as the rows behind it12 rows are not 16 students

You just ran a small survey. Real data work starts the same way.

Next, a program learns from a table of rows.

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  1. 0 Start here
  2. 1 A good question gets answers you can compare
  3. 2 The same steps for every person
  4. 3 The mean: add them up, share equally
  5. 4 Draw a chart to compare groups
  6. 5 Say only what the rows can show
  7. 6 The big picture
  8. 7 Track quiz

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