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Hi all,
Today i posted question to understand the difference of Mod operation % and Mod in histogram.
Does both have same meaning?
Last edited by pari_alf (2015-05-20 23:17:26)
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I have no idea what Mod in histogram is. As an operation, the MOD button on a scientific calculator gives the remainder when one number is divided by another. E.g.
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gives 5 (i.e. 21 divided by 8 leaves a remainder of 5).
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Well i defined Mod in histogram is the most frequent frequency value in histogram. Do you understand it now?
Last edited by pari_alf (2015-05-20 23:28:02)
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That MOD in histogram should be MODE. It has no connection with MOD (apart from sharing some letters)
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That MOD in histogram should be MODE. It has no connection with MOD (apart from sharing some letters)
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Cats are catty, bats are batty, rats are ratty.
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