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What are the differences between univariate, bivariate and multivariate analysis?
Statistical analyses are classified based on the number of variables processed at a given time.
 
Univariate analysis :  This analysis deals with solving only one variable at a time.
Example : Sales pie charts based on territory.
 
Bivariate analysis : This analysis deals with the statistical study of two variables at a given time.
Example : Scatterplot of Sales and spend volume analysis study.
 
Multivariate analysis : This analysis deals with statistical analysis of more than two variables and studies the responses.
Example : Study of the relationship between human’s social media habits and their self-esteem which depends on multiple factors like age, number of hours spent, employment status, relationship status, etc.
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