<p>Let’s say that you work at a food delivery company. You’re tasked with discovering how late the late orders actually are.</p>

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<li>Which is a better metric to look at? The average or the median?</li>
<li>Let’s say that you model out the distribution and it’s right-skewed. Which metric should we use then?</li>
<li>What does that tell us about the late orders?</li>
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<p>Let's say that you work at a food delivery company. You're tasked with discovering how late the late orders actually are.</p>

What's best way you can investigate this?

Let's say that you work at a food delivery company. You're tasked with discovering how late the late orders actually are.

What's best way you can investigate this?

Late Orders

Plot out the number of orders taken each day of the week. 

Determine the percentage of orders that are late out of all orders.

Plot out the distribution of the difference in expected versus actual delivery time.

Calculate the average delivery time from order until arrival. 

Which metric should we use for late orders if the distribution is right-skewed and what does that tell us?

Late Orders

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