A random variable which can take qualitative values rather than numeric values. For example, the question "What colour are your eyes?" will generate qualitative answers.
Box [and whisker] plots show 5 key statistics of a set of numerical data. It is of no use for qualitative data. From the smallest to the largest, the statistics plotted are:The minimum valueThe lower quartile (the value of the variable that is greater than a quarter of the observations)The median (the value of the variable that is greater than half the observations)The upper quartile (the value of the variable that is greater than three quarters of the observations)The maximum value.(In slightly refined versions, outliers are separately identified).The median is a measure of central tendency (average value). The difference between the quartiles is a measure of dispersion or spread around the average. The relative values of the five indicate whether or not the data set is skewed.Box [and whisker] plots show 5 key statistics of a set of numerical data. It is of no use for qualitative data. From the smallest to the largest, the statistics plotted are:The minimum valueThe lower quartile (the value of the variable that is greater than a quarter of the observations)The median (the value of the variable that is greater than half the observations)The upper quartile (the value of the variable that is greater than three quarters of the observations)The maximum value.(In slightly refined versions, outliers are separately identified).The median is a measure of central tendency (average value). The difference between the quartiles is a measure of dispersion or spread around the average. The relative values of the five indicate whether or not the data set is skewed.Box [and whisker] plots show 5 key statistics of a set of numerical data. It is of no use for qualitative data. From the smallest to the largest, the statistics plotted are:The minimum valueThe lower quartile (the value of the variable that is greater than a quarter of the observations)The median (the value of the variable that is greater than half the observations)The upper quartile (the value of the variable that is greater than three quarters of the observations)The maximum value.(In slightly refined versions, outliers are separately identified).The median is a measure of central tendency (average value). The difference between the quartiles is a measure of dispersion or spread around the average. The relative values of the five indicate whether or not the data set is skewed.Box [and whisker] plots show 5 key statistics of a set of numerical data. It is of no use for qualitative data. From the smallest to the largest, the statistics plotted are:The minimum valueThe lower quartile (the value of the variable that is greater than a quarter of the observations)The median (the value of the variable that is greater than half the observations)The upper quartile (the value of the variable that is greater than three quarters of the observations)The maximum value.(In slightly refined versions, outliers are separately identified).The median is a measure of central tendency (average value). The difference between the quartiles is a measure of dispersion or spread around the average. The relative values of the five indicate whether or not the data set is skewed.
Descriptive, non-numeric, qualitative. Furthermore, they cannot be ordered (as in small, medium, large)
Descriptive statistics label, name, or give information about a variable. Inferential stats are inferred from a smaller data set to be valid for the whole population.
In statistics it could mean the sum of the values for the y-variable.
It is a qualitative variable.
No it is qualitative
in mathematical statistics qualitative means not numbers so it has to be expressed in words e.g. a color quantative: means a number e.g. age.
A qualitative variable is a variable that has categorized values and the difference cannot be measured. A quantitative variable is a variable that consist of ordinary values and the difference can be measured. Depending on the type of class rank it can be both qualitative as quantitative.
A random variable which can take qualitative values rather than numeric values. For example, the question "What colour are your eyes?" will generate qualitative answers.
no
They are methods for analysing statistics in which that data are, respectively, qualitative and quantitative.
is not applicable to the qualitative phenomena
Sales rank is a quantitative variable. The underlying value is sales, obviously a quantitative value. The median, minimum, maximum and percentile values are all quantitative statistics based on the ranking of data.
The two main forms of statistics are qualitative (descriptive) statistics and quantitative (inferential or inductive) statistics.
statistics published by governemnet agencies, they provide qualitative or quantitative data
Quantitative and Qualitative