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Descriptive statistics are used to describe, summarize, and organize data. There are two main types: measures of central tendency and measures of spread/dispersion. Measures of central tendency include the mean, median, and mode, which provide a typical or central value for the data. Measures of spread/dispersion, like variance, standard deviation, and range, describe how spread out or clustered the data values are. Outliers are extreme values that are distant from the main distribution and can influence de
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- Neel
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