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All experienced statisticans will stress that before statistical calculations are applied to a new data set, the data be plotted in some graphic format. If the data are widely scattered, look asymmetric, or have a specific pattern, that information is useful in determining the statistical tools to be applied. Furthermore, noting the presence of extreme outlying points may be a clue to mathematical or experimental errors.
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