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SamuelRajKandru
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Descriptive Statistics

Posted 10-09-2016 05:58 PM (1623 views)

Can anyone explain me the terms:

  1. Cell frequency
  2. Cell percentage of total frequency
  3. Cell percentage of row frequency
  4. Cell percentage of column frequency 

in layman's terms, please?

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Reeza
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Re: Descriptive Statistics

Posted 10-09-2016 07:34 PM (1875 views)  |   In reply to SamuelRajKandru

Seriously? Pull out a calculator and verify how things are calculated.

 

1. Count

2. Count/Total

3. Count/Row Total

4. Count/Column Total

 

 

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Reeza
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Re: Descriptive Statistics

Posted 10-09-2016 07:34 PM (1876 views)  |   In reply to SamuelRajKandru

Seriously? Pull out a calculator and verify how things are calculated.

 

1. Count

2. Count/Total

3. Count/Row Total

4. Count/Column Total

 

 

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