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Advises on statistical analysis that are often useful in practice (but are not always guaranteed to work).
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How to tell a coefficient of variation (C.V.) is high?
I have a group of data series which contain hundreds of values.
I've calculated the C.V.s of these data series, but I don't know how I can recognise if they are high or low according to the C.V. val …
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