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Alphabet Stats Challenge

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Measures of position & distribution

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Alphabet Stats Challenge
 

Alphabet Stats ChallengeOnline version

Measures of position & distribution

by Maricel Maralit
A
B
C
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z

Starts with A

A measure of central tendency equal to the sum of all values divided by the count.

Starts with B

A diagram using a box and whiskers to display the spread and five-number summary.

Starts with C

A tendency to cluster data around a single value, indicating the typical level of the data.

Starts with E

Extreme data points at the high or low ends of the range.

Starts with F

Counts of occurrences for each value or category.

Starts with G

A missing interval or space in the data, indicating a skip in values.

Starts with H

A bar chart that shows the frequency of data values across intervals.

Starts with I

Difference between the upper and lower quartiles, measuring spread.

Starts with J

Describes how two variables co-vary and how their values occur together.

Starts with K

A measure of how peaked or flat the shape of a distribution is.

Starts with L

The value below which one quarter of data fall.

Starts with M

A value representing the center of two data points or a central value.

Starts with N

A symmetrical bell-shaped spread of values around the mean.

Starts with O

An observation far from the rest of the data.

Starts with P

A value below which a given percentage of data falls.

Starts with Q

One of three values dividing data into four equal parts.

Starts with R

Difference between the maximum and minimum values.

Starts with S

Extent to which data vary or differ from each other.

Starts with T

Systematic presentation of data in a table or organized form.

Starts with U

A distribution with a single peak or mode.

Starts with V

Average of squared deviations from the central value.

Starts with W

Lines extending from a box in a boxplot to show data spread.

Starts with X

Horizontal axis on a graph used to plot values.

Starts with Y

Vertical axis on a graph used to plot values.

Starts with Z

Standardized value indicating distance from the central value in units of spread.

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