Boxplot [in 60 sec.]

Boxplots are used in statistics to graphically display different parameters at a glance. This is why boxplots are so difficult to understand at the beginning, because a lot of information about the data is provided in one diagram. Among other things, the median, the interquartile range and the outliers can be read in a boxplot.

[@prasannabharathi2019]

Such a detailed explanation in 60sec 👏👏

[@datatab]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JoNa0622]

That was crisp and clear, thank you!

[@Ayushkumar-sc5ix]

Damn, nailed the explanation with all the necessary details.

[@nyambesimangolwa5755]

Thank you for your clear explanation

[@davidthefunkocollecter9262]

You a real one for this ❤❤❤

[@datatab]

: )

[@yonlupoyraz5085]

Gut❤

[@kewitothemax]

Thank you ❤

[@Lifewithpradip]

good explanation

[@michaelha2005]

But aren’t the end of the whiskers indicate indicate the maximum and minimum values?

[@RohitPatil-pz6bn]

Thankyou mam

[@data_kom]

So much in few secs ❤

[@oussamaferfari7517]

What is the program used to draw it ? Please

[@x2dowt]

Google sheets or excel

[@soggyrakoon4680]

Is the mean always in the middle of the box?

[@bwpfcz2962]

Idk but I think not. Not sure why though

[@ethanquenum4778]

It's not the mean but the median. No, you can have a skewed distribution on the right or on the left when the spread of the data is more pronounced.

[@Wowlap]

Thanks 🙏 life saver for real😂