This is one thing that irritates me about a tool I work with: It has built-in functions to calculate a median and to calculate an average, by which it means the arithmetic mean. I tend to use the median because the data I work with has severe outliers skewing the mean, but then I have to explain what that means (heh).
That is a bit of a misnomer since figuring things out requires at least a double-digit IQ and I don’t have one of those.
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Well, a two digit IQ is below average (well median, but you get the idea) so…….
The median is an average
This is one thing that irritates me about a tool I work with: It has built-in functions to calculate a median and to calculate an average, by which it means the arithmetic mean. I tend to use the median because the data I work with has severe outliers skewing the mean, but then I have to explain what that means (heh).
So they would be the mode of the mean below the median?