On to Basic Graphs

In the previous posts, I've focused on the typical commands you use to report and analyze numeric and tabular data. For the next dozen or so posts I'm going to review graphing functions.

Because now we are getting to the meat of the deal. Visualizations. I've been on a mission to understand how to interpret graphs for many years -- it's why I stepped up to study stats in 2018. The reasons why people need to understand what graphs tell us are broadcast by anyone who knows anything about statistics. To our detriment, until we look into it more deeply we simply nod and ignore. 

I imagine that most of what people can be made to understand can be done using one or more of the graphs in this section.