📊 Difference between FREQUENCY TABLE and FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION | Absolute relative frequency

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To begin with, let's analyze the nature of data and its different characteristics in variables as we saw in the previous video.
For which we will offer two different studies
These data are called RAW DATA or simply DATA; they have no organization and are presented as they were taken.
Ungrouped data
frequency table QUALITATIVE DISCRETE VARIABLE
frequency distribution QUANTITATIVE CONTINUOUS VARIABLE
TYPES OF FREQUENCIES
ABSOLUTE FREQUENCY: The absolute frequency is the number of times a variable meets a characteristic; in this case it is the number of times the number is repeated in ungrouped data.
CUMULATIVE FREQUENCY: The cumulative frequency is the partial sum of each absolute frequency in each row of the frequency table.
RELATIVE FREQUENCY: The relative frequency is the proportion of absolute frequency that each row's frequency has; it is calculated by dividing each row's absolute frequency by the total sum of absolute frequencies.
PERCENTAGE RELATIVE FREQUENCY: The percentage relative frequency is the percentage of the total frequency occupied by each row's absolute frequency; it is calculated by multiplying the relative frequency by 100%.
CUMULATIVE RELATIVE FREQUENCY is the proportion of relative frequency that is complete in each row; it is obtained in the same way as Cumulative Frequency but the calculation is done with relative frequency.
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