This document summarizes a Ted Talk by Mona Chalabi on spotting bad statistics. It outlines 3 key questions to ask: 1) Can you see uncertainty in the data? Check for variability and sample size. 2) Can I see myself in the data? Make sure the context and groups are represented. 3) How was the data collected? Ensure the factors given precedence are appropriate. It notes the importance for managers to minimize uncertainty, ensure reliable data sources with large, representative samples are used for statistical analysis to avoid misleading conclusions.
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This document summarizes a Ted Talk by Mona Chalabi on spotting bad statistics. It outlines 3 key questions to ask: 1) Can you see uncertainty in the data? Check for variability and sample size. 2) Can I see myself in the data? Make sure the context and groups are represented. 3) How was the data collected? Ensure the factors given precedence are appropriate. It notes the importance for managers to minimize uncertainty, ensure reliable data sources with large, representative samples are used for statistical analysis to avoid misleading conclusions.
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This document summarizes a Ted Talk by Mona Chalabi on spotting bad statistics. It outlines 3 key questions to ask: 1) Can you see uncertainty in the data? Check for variability and sample size. 2) Can I see myself in the data? Make sure the context and groups are represented. 3) How was the data collected? Ensure the factors given precedence are appropriate. It notes the importance for managers to minimize uncertainty, ensure reliable data sources with large, representative samples are used for statistical analysis to avoid misleading conclusions.
This document summarizes a Ted Talk by Mona Chalabi on spotting bad statistics. It outlines 3 key questions to ask: 1) Can you see uncertainty in the data? Check for variability and sample size. 2) Can I see myself in the data? Make sure the context and groups are represented. 3) How was the data collected? Ensure the factors given precedence are appropriate. It notes the importance for managers to minimize uncertainty, ensure reliable data sources with large, representative samples are used for statistical analysis to avoid misleading conclusions.
OF TED TALK BY MONA CHALABI KEY INSIGHTS WHAT ARE STATISTICS? 40% BUT, DO WE OF AMERICANS TRUST DON’T TRUST STATISTICS? GOVERNMENT STATISTICS SOME SAY: WHILE OTHERS SAY: Statistics are Statistics are crucial, we need elitist, maybe even VARIED them to make sense rigged; they don't VIEWS ON of society as a make sense and they whole in order to don't really STATISTICS move beyond reflect what's emotional happening in anecdotes and people's everyday measure progress in lives. an objective way. 3 QUESTIONS TO SPOT A BAD STATISTIC Many a times there may be a lot of variations in the data set itself. 1. CAN YOU Thus taking the average of such a data set can SEE lead to very misleading conclusions, UNCERTAINT Y So whenever we see a statistic, the first step is to heck for the uncertainty in the data. If the sample size used to predict a result is too small, then the chances are that the statistic SMALL wrong. SAMPLE SIZE So another way to check for uncertainty is by observing the size of sample. Whenever we see a statistic, we shall try to see if we fit into the data.
2. CAN I SEE Even if we cannot directly fit into the dataset we
shall try to get as much context as possible. MYSELF IN THE DATA We shall try to zoom out from one point and see the variation of statistic for various sections of the dataset. Statisticians many times tend to overlook one fact over another and that can lead to severely misleading results. We shall look into what data was actually 3. HOW WAS collected in a survey and then also investigate THE DATA which factor in the survey was given precedence COLLECTED? over which factor As the precedence of factors can bend the statistic towards either way. RELEVANCE TO MANAGERS Whenever a manager is faced with a statistic, he shall look into variance in the data set used and see if there is skew in it.
He shall always ask his analysts to never go
by the average of the data, as it can lead to very misleading conclusions. TRY TO MINIMIZE THE UNCERTAINTY IN THE DATA. He shall ensure that his analysts are given good data source to create statistics.
ENSURE THAT A good data set must have the following
THE SOURCE properties:- IS RELIABLE 1. A big sample size AND GOOD. 2.Contains all the data the valid parameters that may affect the result. THANK YOU!! BY: TARANG JAIN
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