Taking logarithms in statistical data

November 28, 2012  |  Edward Tufte
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Below are pages 108-134 from Edward Tufte’s Data Analysis for Politics and Policy.

The complete book (179 pages) is available as an eBook for $9.

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Topics: E.T., Science
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  • Peter Lauterbach says:

    Found a typo on page 108, did not find an errata for this book.

    Remembering logarithms section. One of the examples is incorrect.

    log102000 = 3.30103, because 103.30103 = 200.

    should be:

    log102000 = 3.30103, because 103.30103 = 2000.

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