What is a normal distribution?
Simple meaning
A normal distribution is a symmetric bell curve fully described by mean and standard deviation.
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A normal distribution is a symmetric bell curve fully described by mean and standard deviation.
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In a continuous uniform distribution every value in an interval is equally likely.
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Skewness describes asymmetry: right skew has a long high tail, left skew a long low tail.
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A bimodal distribution has two peaks, often because two subgroups are mixed, such as weekday and weekend usage.
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A time series is a sequence of observations ordered in time, such as daily active users or hourly revenue.
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A trend is a long-run increase or decrease in the level of the series.
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Seasonality is a repeating pattern at a fixed period, such as weekly cycles or holiday spikes.
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A KPI is a key performance indicator: a metric the business uses to judge success at a chosen grain and window.
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Conversion rate is conversions divided by eligible opportunities in a period, such as purchases over unique visitors.
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Churn rate is the share of customers who stop using or paying during a period, among those who could have churned.
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Mean is the average.
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It measures spread around the mean.
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It keeps all left rows and matching right rows, with nulls when no match.
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Duplicates inflate counts and leak between train and test if not handled.
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Shape, dtypes, missingness, obvious outliers, and a few value counts.
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They run faster than Python row loops on large frames.
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