@kareem_carr I love the ring toss analogy! However, I'm not so sure about your last line: "There's a 95% chance."
Once that ring is tossed, there is no probability. We can only say we are 95% confident that it contains the true value
@amavrantonis Great viz! One thing I would like to see is %goals scored by sixths rather than quadrants. I've read that the best strategy is to kick it right down the middle where the goalie is standing.
@BrainardRichard@CathyJoeGPT@RonFilipkowski And wasn't that before Atwater's Southern strategy peeled away southern Democrats who fled to the Republican party after LBJ signed the equal rights legislation? So Ike was likely speaking of the same ilk?
@tableaupublic@KimTricker Congrats on the VOTD. However, the two charts on the right are kind of misleading. Looking at the size of the circles I might surmise that the rest of the world had overtaken the US. And the bar chart y-axis should begin at zero.
@AnnUJackson@dataschoolNY Ann,
I'm still trying to wrap my head around what parameters are. Could you put together examples of each of these use cases?
@JtothaVizzo I had to look it up but in 2013 there were actually four Big Ten players picked in the top ten: Victor Oladipo (Indiana), Cody Zeller (Indiana), Alex Len (Maryland), and Trey Burke (Michigan). Not exactly household names but they are all still in the NBA after 9 seasons