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It is a set of data in which the position of the numbers matters. For example, the coordinate of a point in a Cartesian plane is an ordered pair. This is because the points (1, 10) and (10, 1) are quite different. The first is much further to the right while the second is higher up.
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What does the word rank mean in data sets?
It means the position [of an observation] in an ordered data set.
What is Data in order from the smallest to largest or vice a versa?
It is ordered data.
What is the definition of ordered data?
Ordered data is pretty simple. It is data which is measured (or found from a test) in ordinal types of measurement. E.G. 1 cat, 2 cats, 3 cats etc.
What is the middle number in an ordered set of data?
median
What does an ordered pair tell you?
two pieces of data corresponding to one another
What does the word rank mean in data sets?
It means the position [of an observation] in an ordered data set.
The middle number or the mean of the two middle numbers in an ordered set of data?
That is the Median of the numbers.
Midpoint in the distribution of numbers?
If the data is ordered, that would be the median. If organised according to probability, that would be the mean.
What is an ordered list of data structure using c plus plus?
An ordered list of data in any programming language is simply a sorted array or list. In C++ this can either mean a sorted array, vector, list or forward list.
What is data in the order from smallest to largest or vice-versa?
Ordered data.
What is the data in order from smallest to largest or vice versa?
It is ordered data.
What is Data in order from the smallest to largest or vice a versa?
It is ordered data.
What does order mean?
Contingency, exercise, or deployment orders.
What is ranked data?
A set of data that has been ordered according to their magnitude or importance.
What is the definition of ordered data?
Ordered data is pretty simple. It is data which is measured (or found from a test) in ordinal types of measurement. E.G. 1 cat, 2 cats, 3 cats etc.
Is an outlier the last number of a set of data?
Not necessarily. If the data are not ordered by size, it could be anywhere in the data set. If the data are ordered, it could be the last. But equally, it could be the first. Also, it could be the last two, three etc, or one from each end. Essentially, an outlier is a value that is an "abnormal" distance from the "middle". The middle may be the median or the mean of the data set (usually not the mode). The "abnormal" distance is generally defined in terms of a multiple of the interquartile range (when median is used) or standard deviation (when the mean is used).
What indicates the sequence in which you want data ordered?
SORT
