NUMBER PLAYBOOK 06
How to Read Practice Charts Responsibly
Use tables, labels, dates and frequencies as descriptive information rather than predictions.
Use tables, labels, dates and frequencies as descriptive information rather than predictions.
The essential idea
A chart summarises recorded values. Check the title, time range, unit and missing data before drawing a conclusion.
A practical method
Separate frequency from causation. A value appearing often in one sample does not mean it will dominate a future random sample.
Use the skill responsibly
Our charts are learning examples designed for pattern literacy, not financial or wagering advice.
Patterns are useful for learning; random outcomes remain random.
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