How do you communicate the importance of variance explained to non-statisticians?
In the world of Business Intelligence (BI), variance explained is a key concept that sheds light on how well your data model captures the patterns within your data. Imagine you're trying to predict sales for the next quarter. If your model's variance explained is high, it means the factors you've considered do a good job in predicting those sales figures. For non-statisticians, think of it as the model's ability to capture the essence of a story. The higher the variance explained, the more of the story you know, and the better your decisions will be based on that story.