The simplest kind of information we’ll work with in this course is a set of individuals with one or more properties, called variables. The individuals are the items in the data set and can be cases, things, people, etc. When we construct a table, we want to think about whether we have more individuals or more variables. We’ll usually put whichever we have more of down the side of the table, so that the table is taller rather than wider.
Read MoreSometimes we talk about two-way data in terms of independent variables and dependent variables. In the case of one-way data, we had one independent variable, called the individuals, and one or more dependent variables, called the variables. In the case of two-way data, we have two independent categories on which the variables are dependent.
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