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This episode of Make Me Data Literate features Associate Professor Nicole White discussing the nuances and assumptions that can impact data collection and analysis. “When we collect data, you know, it’s never purely objective. It’s it’s sort of like this very complex series of assumptions and decisions that we make along the way” “The thing… Continue reading Associate Professor Nicole White on the value of messy data
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