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Simpson's Paradox (A.K.A. Yule-Simpson Effect) Wrapping Paper

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Make sure every gift you give has a layer of love by creating custom wrapping paper. Available in four types of premium paper and five different sizes, our wrapping paper covers all your gift wrapping needs - because presentation matters as much as the gift!

  • 64lb print quality glossy paper
  • Ideal for printing photos
  • Full colour edge-to-edge printing
  • Width: 74 cm
  • Length: multiple options from 1.8 m to 18.3 m
  • Each roll up to 4.6 m in length; lengths greater than 4.6 m shipped as multiple 4.6 m rolls
  • Length guide:
    • 1.8 m roll wraps 3 shirt-sized boxes
    • 4.6 m roll wraps 9 shirt-sized boxes
    • 9.1 m roll wraps 18 shirt-sized boxes
    • 13.7 m roll wraps 27 shirt-sized boxes
    • 18.3 m roll wraps 36 shirt-sized boxes
  • Designable area is 91 x 76 cm, but scaled down uniformly and printed at 88.4 x 73.7 cm
  • Please note: Designs are tiled after first 88.4 x 73.7 cm printed section

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Simpson's Paradox (A.K.A. Yule-Simpson Effect) Wrapping Paper

Simpson's Paradox (A.K.A. Yule-Simpson Effect) Wrapping Paper

Statisticians who work in the social sciences know about "Simpson's Paradox (A.K.A. Yule-Simpson Effect)", a paradox in which a correlation present in different groups is reversed when the groups are combined. This result is often encountered in social-science and medical-science statistics, and it is often found when frequency data are given causal interpretations. The practical significance of Simpson's paradox surfaces in decision making situations where it poses the following dilemma: Which data should we consult in choosing an action, the aggregated or the partitioned? If you're a die-hard statistician, you'll enjoy any of these Simpson's paradox gifts featuring a graph for continuous data. Notice how a positive trend appears for two separate groups (blue and red), yet a negative trend (black, dashed) appears when the data are combined.

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By Jan T.18 August 2025Verified Purchase
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I love this paper and it was large enough to put on the back of a glazed cabinet. It’s had lots of comments. I painted the interior to extend the image and it was very pleased with the result.
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By Julia M.24 May 2017Verified Purchase
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I really liked this product, the picture is lovely and the colours are really nice. I wanted it to up-cycle a writing bureau and I was concerned that the paper may be too thin. But it wasn't and it worked fine. On the pictures I have uploaded the print looks a bit aged and not so vivid and new looking. As I wanted an aged patina but the actual print is clearer and the colours are brighter. The colour and prints are good.
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By Maggie M.2 January 2020Verified Purchase
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I originally was after the bee paper and then realised I could upload a photo. I used the paper to decorate a box, the paper is good and strong to work with. The left over paper I wrapped presents and put them in the box. She loved the box so well worth doing! I was really happy with the print!

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Product ID: 256177391989977458
Created on 09/10/2014, 10:14
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