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وقتی از آنها به خوبی استفاده شد ، نمودارها می توانند به ما بطور شهودی داده های پیچیده را درک کنیم. اما از آنجا که نرم افزار بصری استفاده بیشتر از نمودارها را در کلیه رسانه ها امکان پذیر کرده است ، همچنین استفاده از آنها را به روشی بی احتیاط یا نامشخص آسان تر کرده است – و همانطور که معلوم می شود ، روش های زیادی وجود دارد که گراف ها می توانند گمراه کننده و آشکارا دستکاری کنند. Lea Gaslowitz با چیزهایی مشترک است که باید به دنبال آن باشید.
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Thanks I can lie better on my project anout statistics of wildlife in the amazon that is birds
so the thumbs fingernails are just heads
Video starts in 0:06.
Remember when TED-ed only had a few thousand subscribers?
Lies are told to us everyday.
The GRAPH-ic way.
Skip ad is my favorite button
There is an add in this video from "Frontier" practicing the exact what this video trying to tell, about context of graph.
Data can be customed in its presentation according to framed context.
Manipulation of operands change the number.
Gin,
Juking the stats.
The wired
Gin,
I like cars
Also if your showing the results of an interview on a graph you can cherrypick the people your interviewing to get more of the answer you want
So funny
Should've used Stonks
PragerU has entered the chat
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Democrats
I want to use this video for class but the end (man sitting at the bar with alcohol in front of him) isn't appropriate for school aged. Great content. Wish I could share it.
3:27 cat floating in ocean rescued by coastal guard
3:14 seriously?
Reminds me of the graphs the "climate change" scientists use..
This is the only useful thing we leanred in maths
A fox news graph is used as the example of a bad graph!
Legit truth…
Chevy still made the reliable trucks. The difference may be negligible but still right and greater than others.
Now I know why I failed my maths exam
Oh my God that's so clever!!
There’s lies, damned lies, and statistics.
2:29
That was cool
I think the first example of the chevy exaggerating their graph was not appropriate, because it was about the rate of durablity of their trucks. Surely, they exaggerated the graph, arguing theirs are the best. But it doesn't mean that the mere percents of difference doesn't matter. Assuming it was the rate of trucks broken, we can say toyota trucks almost doubled chevy in loss.
I think it's almost like a fielding rate of fielders in baseball. Between 96% and 98% seems small difference, but it says the 96% one commited twice more errors than the other.
Amazing! I remember a quote which states, “there are liars, damn liars, and statistics.”
Of course a Fox News graph made the cut… Fox manipulates data all the time as part of their relentless propaganda.
@3:14 this graph is more important because it uses a much smaller time segment, you know don't be miss led by stacked statistics
A good book to read is How To Lie With Statistics by Darrell Huff. An old book but still relevant. There is another book used in an Uol Stats undergrad course but I can not for the life of me remember its name. It is lost in my room under some clothes or books.
I love these graphics ahaha
was the animator high? 3:31
And there goes the saying "numbers don't lie" out the window.
So we're all gonna ignore the fact that the guy saw the graph at the bar, examined it so intently that his eyes fell out and then married it? Is this some kind of subliminal relationship advice?
Ted Ed being political but with a slight moves
Moral lesson, use Pie Charts.
This is enlightenment.
Always the best and creative explanations
Yes, yes and yes. This is so important!
When’s the honeymoon
In France, a major TV news channel showed a pie graph with 47% of people not supporting a march against a new labour law… with 2/3 of the graph colored. The title was: "The majority of French don't approve this march".
and they showed 32% approved the march with roughly 1/3 (which is honnest) and the 21% "without opinion" was a tiny slice.
i like the brain tomato
donald thumb?
awesome vid