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Compare the mean, median, and mode of a numeric data set. The sorted values and spread measurements make it easier to understand why these measures can differ.
The median is the middle sorted value, while the mode is the most frequent value or set of values. When every value occurs equally often, the data has no mode.
The mean uses every value, the median uses the middle of the sorted data, and the mode reports the most frequent value or values. A data set in which every value occurs equally often has no mode.
Population measurements describe the entered values as the complete population. Sample measurements divide by n − 1 and are intended when the values are a sample of a larger population.
Q1 and Q3 are calculated as medians of the lower and upper halves. For an odd-sized data set, the overall median is excluded from both halves.
Related statistics pages: Statistics Calculator · Average Calculator · Mean Median Mode · Standard Deviation