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Statistics terms

QuestionAnswer
Median Measure of the center or the middle data value
Mode it is the value that accurs the most often.
Range It is the measure of variability and describes how values in a data set vary with a single number.
Inner in Quartile Range it represents the measure of variability and represents the difference between the third quartile and the first quartile.
Outlier the data point that varies significantly from the rest of the data.
Skewed left If the distribution has a long tail extending to the left, it is skewed to the left.
Skewed right If the distribution has a long tail extending to the right, it is skewed to the right
Symmetrical The shape is perfectly symmetric , because it can be divided into halves that mirror images of each other. they do not have to have perfect symmetry.
Bimodal if the distribution has two modes (or humps)
Uniform If the distribution data is all the same ( or flat) it is also considered symmetrical.
Likely between 1/2 and 1
Unlikely between 0 and 1/2
Equally probable the chances of it accuring is exactly between 0 and 1 on the scale.
Quartile 1 Median of first half
Quartile 3 Median of second half
Impossible events that will never happen.
Probability The likelihood that an event will happen can be given a number value.
Sample size the number of data points or people you ask to measure data.
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