What is it about?
This paper introduces a graph-based visualization scheme for representing and interpreting statistical comparisons of means and stochastic dominance. The methodology is demonstrated through a case study using data from higher education institutes in the United States. The aim is to make statistical results more accessible and facilitate the derivation of actionable insights.
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Why is it important?
This research is important as it offers a unique approach to visually analyze and understand statistical comparisons. By utilizing graphs, it enhances the accessibility and readability of statistical results, enabling researchers and practitioners to gain valuable insights more easily. The methodology addresses the need for effective visualization techniques in the early stages of data analysis.
Perspectives
This research publication opens up new perspectives by showcasing the potential of graph-based visualization in the context of statistical comparisons. It can motivate further studies on developing and refining visualization schemes for displaying stochastic dominance relations. Additionally, it encourages the exploration of usability tests to measure the benefits of the proposed visualization schemes and the adoption of other visualization techniques for comparisons.
Gurdal Ertek
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This page is a summary of: Graph-Based Visualization of Stochastic Dominance in Statistical Comparisons, November 2019, Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE),
DOI: 10.1109/aiccsa47632.2019.9035354.
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