Longitudinal data refer to observations of given units made over time.
A simple example of longitudinal data is the gross annual income of, say, 1000 households from New York City for the years 1991-2000.
Statistics and data science, defined
Longitudinal data refer to observations of given units made over time.
A simple example of longitudinal data is the gross annual income of, say, 1000 households from New York City for the years 1991-2000.
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