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STATISTICS

JEET PRATIK THAKKAR


AVERAGES
• MEAN - Mean is an arithmetic average of a given data set.
 it can be calculated by dividing a sum of all the data points with the number of data
points in the data set.

• MEDIAN - is the middle number in a sorted list of numbers.


 Firstly, arrange the set in an ascending order. Then, if there are odd number of values,
the number in the centre becomes the median. If there are even number of values,
add the two values in the centre and divide it by 2, the median is received.

• MODE – It is the value in a set of numbers that appears the most often.

• RANGE - It is the difference between the greatest value and lowest value within a
collection of numbers.
 Subtract the smallest value from the greatest value in the set.
BAR CHARTS
• Bar charts are a pictorial
representation of grouped
data, in the form of vertical or
horizontal rectangular bars,
where the lengths of the bars
are equivalent to the measure
of data.
• A bar chart is used when you
want to show a distribution of
data points or perform a
comparison of metric values
across different subgroups of
your data.
HISTOGRAM Click icon to add picture
• A histogram is a chart that plots
the distribution of a numeric
variable's values as a series of
bars.
• Each bar typically covers a
range of numeric values called a
bin or class.
• A bar's height indicates the
frequency of data points with a
value within the corresponding
bin.
• It is mostly used for displaying
continuous and numerical data.
PIE
CHART
• A pie chart is a type of graph
that represents the data in the
circular graph. Even this is a
variant of pictorial
representation.
• “Pie” represents the whole and
the “slices” represent the parts
of the whole.
• The most common uses of pie
charts are to signify market
trends and consumer behaviors.
FREQUENCY POLYGON
• A frequency polygon is a
line graph of class
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frequency plotted against
class midpoint.
• It is used to compare sets
of data or to display a
cumulative frequency
distribution.
• It uses a line graph to
represent quantitative
data.
SCATTER
GRAPHS
• A scatter graph uses dots to
represent values for two different
numeric variables.
• The position of each dot on the
horizontal and vertical axis
indicates values for an individual
data point.
• Scatter plots are used to observe
relationships between variables.

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