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I'm just thinking purely of the distribution. Imagine you had 3 points and a scale of low to high, where low is always the lowest data-point, and high is always
by didibus 5y ago
I'm just thinking purely of the distribution. Imagine you had 3 points and a scale of low to high, where low is always the lowest data-point, and high is always the highest data-point:
Low <---------------> High
P1 p2 p3
Here p2 is the middle class, and you're saying that p2 moved to be closer to p3? Like say:
Low <---------------> High
P1 p2 p3
I would find that very surprising to be honest.