Univariate Data
Definition
Univariate data refers to a type of data that consists of only one variable. It focuses on analyzing and describing patterns within a single set of observations.
Analogy
Imagine you have a bag filled with different colored marbles. If you were only interested in studying the frequency of each color individually without considering any other factors like size or shape, you would be dealing with univariate data.
Related terms
Bivariate Data: Bivariate data involves two variables and examines relationships between them.
Categorical Data: Categorical data represents characteristics or qualities that can be grouped into categories or labels.
Continuous Data: Continuous data is numerical data that can take on any value within a certain range. It includes measurements like height or weight.
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