Diversity of data , Applied Statistics

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The box plot displays the diversity of data for the totexp; the data ranges from 30 being the minimum value and 390 being the maximum value. The box plot is positively skewed at 1.87 as the whisker at the top of the box is longer than the whisker at the bottom of the box, thus showing that there are more values at the top end of the box. The lower quartile is basically the 25th percentile which is 70; the median is the 50th percentile which is 90 and the upper quartile is 75th percentile which is 120.

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In relation to extreme data for totexp there are 47 outliers which have been identified on the box plot which deviate significantly from the rest of the distribution of the data:     

Outlier Value

Rows

200

457, 853, 1035, 1042, 1110, 1404, 1443

210

82, 565, 694, 1088, 1249, 1411, 1491

220

182, 657, 1451

230

97, 155, 476, 980

240

1145, 1300, 1435

250

386, 970, 995, 1285

260

680, 845, 1350

270

449, 1299, 1385, 1508

280

56, 1009

290

315, 1225

300

755

310

80

320

482, 1415

330

1198

360

77

390

1187


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