thebassoonist
Jan 28, 2009, 01:59 AM
Hello!
I am working on a statistics paper. We were given data of a person's weekly alcohol consumption. We have 122 weeks of data and I do have them organized by week (i.e. week 1 = 10 drinks, week 2 = 50 drinks...). I've looked at things like the distribution (bimodal, positively skewed, etc) and comparing what the Mayo Clinic says is moderate drinking to his usual drinking habits. I'm supposed to be creative in some way or another, but I am fresh out of ideas. Can you think of ANYTHING that would be interesting to learn about from this data?
Thanks much in advance!
I am working on a statistics paper. We were given data of a person's weekly alcohol consumption. We have 122 weeks of data and I do have them organized by week (i.e. week 1 = 10 drinks, week 2 = 50 drinks...). I've looked at things like the distribution (bimodal, positively skewed, etc) and comparing what the Mayo Clinic says is moderate drinking to his usual drinking habits. I'm supposed to be creative in some way or another, but I am fresh out of ideas. Can you think of ANYTHING that would be interesting to learn about from this data?
Thanks much in advance!
