The digits of science. Statistics as scientific tool

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  • David Conesa University of Valencia (Spain).
  • Francisco Montes University of Valencia (Spain).

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https://doi.org/10.7203/metode.5.21104

Abstract

Do you want to take a bet? Let’s leave it on an invitation to read your usual newspaper. We are sure you will fi nd graphs, tables, percentages, some histogram and perhaps allusions to means, modal values, medians or percentiles. It does not seem fair to bet on their appearance since it is quite common to fi nd this repertoire in them either partially or in full. The statement is as well valid for any other kind of media.

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Author Biographies

David Conesa, University of Valencia (Spain).

Professor at the Department of Statistics and Operational Research of the University of Valencia (Spain).

Francisco Montes, University of Valencia (Spain).

Full Professor of Statistics and Operational Research. University of Valencia (Spain).

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Published

2021-06-17

How to Cite

Conesa, D., & Montes, F. (2021). The digits of science. Statistics as scientific tool. Metode Science Studies Journal, (5), 140–141. https://doi.org/10.7203/metode.5.21104
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The light of science (2015)

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The digits of science. Statistics as scientific tool

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