A small look into Statistics and its use

2.  science of dealing
with data about the
state or the community
that we live in.

5.  Cases of the two statisticians given in the
speech, Mr.Pullinger and Mr.Paxman- both
prove; being ‘good’ doesn’t sufficient
understanding!

6.  A cocktail of personal experience,
circumstances and external influences —
from social networks to media and advertisin
— means that everyone has their own
perception of reality.

8.  The Saudi Overweight case, or the pregnant
females in London statistics-both give a clear
indication on how actual statistics and
perceptions can have a hue parity.

10.  India having a vast population will need to
have stronger statisticians and records, but
as seen perception may show a different
picture and misguide the companies….
SO

11.  Managers need to find
smarter and user
interactive ways to promote
collection and analyzation
of large data.
 We require efficient and
understanding mangers.

12.  get by Managers can opt to gamify the data
in a way that can use animation and, play on
the preconceptions of people, to get
accurate data.

14. 1) What is Statistics
2) False Dichotomy- Only 2 kinds of people
3) Perception is NOT reality.
4) Managers implementation
5) What an Idea!

15.  https://www.ted.com/talks/alan_smith_why_we_re_so_b
ad_at_statistics/transcript?language=en#t-757864
 https://www.slideshare.net/jessedee/you-suck-at-powerpoint/9-
5SHOCKING_DESIGN_MISTAKESYOU_NEEDTO_AVOID
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbV3b-l1sZs