Concept#Data#Analytics
Central Tendency
Central tendency summarizes a dataset by identifying a single representative value (mean, median, mode). It guides reporting, comparison and modeling choices by describing the 'center' of distributions. Selection depends on data scale, distribution and outliers; understanding trade-offs is essential for valid interpretation.
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