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No, it's the median absolute deviation. Absolute deviation is the absolute difference between an average and a data point. So (-.3, .3, -.3, .3) -> MAD = 0.3; (
by michaelhoffman 13y ago
No, it's the median absolute deviation. Absolute deviation is the absolute difference between an average and a data point. So (-.3, .3, -.3, .3) -> MAD = 0.3; (-.5, .5, -.5, .5) -> MAD = 0.5.