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Chapter 6: Categorical Data

conditional distributions for the rows given the columns. The column

conditional distributions are given in

Table 6-5

.

Table 6-5:

Conditional Distributions for Age Given

Degree

Question:

How do you interpret the values for the conditional

distributions given in

Table 6-5

?

We will explain with an illustration in the following example.

Example 6-3:

Interpret the value of 20.74% in

Table 6-5

.

Solution:

The value of 20.74% indicates that 20.74% of the females with a

MS degree are between 40 and 49 years of age for the reported data.

We can use the

Contingency Table

workbook to compute these column

conditional distributions as shown in

Figure 6-3

.

Click here for the Contingency Table Workbook