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I assume you intend "mean" instead of "average". Mean, median, and mode are all averages and a lot of statistics actually refer to median when they say "averag
by Brybry 8y ago
I assume you intend "mean" instead of "average".
Mean, median, and mode are all averages and a lot of statistics actually refer to median when they say "average".
- noobermin 8y agoI suppose. That's why I referred to the median and average as a "statistic" and distinct, although that may be just the way I've been used to talking about it.
- leetcrew 8y agoreally? in my experience, people who even know the difference between "mean" and "median" always use "average" in the sense of "mean".