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This law basically predicts everything “Law of Large Numbers/Law of Average” It says “Over a large number of trials, outcomes tend to move closer to the expected probability.” This also explains why you need to work with large dataset The Law of Large Numbers (LLN) says: As the number of trials increases, the average result of random events gets closer to the true expected value. In simple terms: The more you repeat something random, the more predictable it becomes. Example: flipping a coin: The probability of Heads = 50% But if you flip it just 5 times, you might get 4 heads and 1 tail (80% heads). Flip it 1000 times → the proportion of heads will settle close to 50%. That’s LLN in action. This also explains why few trials might not get you results. But consistently increasing the number of trials will give you what you want. Example: when applying for jobs, the more the applications you submit the more likely you’re going to get a job. The more time you dedicate to learning the more likely it is you’re going to get good. This is one of the best law I have came across🤯 This is also why if you stay in one business for a very long period of time you will eventually end up making profits. “This is mind blowing” What LLN is NOT: It doesn’t mean results “balance out” in the short term. That’s the GAMBLERS FALLACY (thinking a tails is due after 5 heads). Each coin flip is still independent with 50/50 chance. The Law of Large Numbers reminds us: Don’t trust small samples. Don’t confuse short-term randomness with long-term patterns. In the long run, averages tell the truth. That’s why statisticians love large datasets 📊

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Transitioning to Data Analysis? Do this: 1. Take a Data Analysis course (free or paid) 2. To learn the basis 2. Deep dive into Soft Skills: Technical skills get you hired. Soft skills keep you in the Job. 3. Volunteer to do free work 4. Ask for the job 5. Keep asking That’s all you need to land your first Data role These might not happen in 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 months.

How to go from Junior to Senior Data Analyst: 1. Learn Excel, Power BI/Tableau, SQL, Python 2. Have deep domain knowledge 3. Learn people’s skill