Methods Of Dispersion

Let’s learn to calculate the spread of the data and measure it. with Absolute measures and Relative measures

In statistics while handling data there is a need to tell how the data is formed or how it is spread.

So there comes an array of methods which are utilized to find the way data is spread and measure it.

Yes, this topic is from class 11 maths class. It is also overlooked by many, so this assortment of articles will come as a refresher.

We also plan to inform on how to use these techniques in data science.

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Absolute Measures

Absolute measures of dispersions calculate the variance between averages of deviations.

These measures explain the data with standard deviation and mean deviation.

2

Relative Measure

Relative measures of dispersion are used to compare multiple datasets. Relative measures utilize the coefficients of ranges.

Relative measures utilize the coefficient of all the units from absolute measures like coefficient of quartile deviation and coefficient of variation and so on.

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We plan to introduce most of the useful methods needed in data science.

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IQR

In this article, we will learn different methods to calculate IQR by hand.

In this article, we will learn different methods to calculate IQR with python and excel.

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