Calculating Percentiles - Stanford University
Calculating Percentiles [Ian Robertson, January 09, 2004] Percentiles are very handy for exploring the distribution of number sets using various EDA graphs, including the well-known (and still underused) boxplot. The meaning of percentile can be captured by stating that the pth percentile of a distribution is a number such that approximately p percent (p%) of the values in the distribution are ... ................
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