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(or making pretty tables and pretty pictures) Example: Titanic passenger data is available for 1310 individuals for 14 variables, though not all variables are recorded for all individuals. Consider the following variables: Survival, Sex, Number of relatives on board, Age Who wants to stare at a big dataset? If you have 1310 people measured
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