You probably learned about the four levels of measurement in your very first statistics class: nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio.
Knowing the level of measurement of a variable is crucial when working out how to analyze the variable. Failing to correctly match the statistical method to a variable’s level of measurement leads either to nonsense or to misleading results.
In this webinar we will examine:
- Different ways of describing and thinking about level of measurement
- The statistical and other practical considerations in determining a variable’s level
- When and how we can decide to change a variable’s level
Note: This training webinar is an exclusive benefit to members of the Statistically Speaking Membership Program.
Date and Time
Wednesday, March 27, 2019
5pm – 6:30pm (US EDT) (In a different time zone?)
About the Instructor
Dr. Christos Giannoulis has over 14 years experience with advanced exploratory, predictive, and prescriptive analyses using a combination of graphical user interface software (e.g., SPSS modeler, Jmp, Statistica, and Stata) as well as programming languages (e.g., R and Python) on desktop and cloud environments. He has authored and co-authored 5 reports, published more than 30 papers using statistical analysis, and presented at conferences in North America and Europe.
He strives to advance statistical analyses from correlation to causation analyses using Frequentist and Bayesian methods.
Christos’s background in education, statistics, assessment, and evaluation—along with his practical experience in applied data science—have given him an excellent foundation as a statistical consultant and mentor. His goal is to support the efficiency and effectiveness of your projects through exceptional statistical analysis and usable results.
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