median
Dataset's middle entry
Median refers to the middle position.
In statistics, the median is the middle value in a sorted list—half the values fall above it, half below.
Unlike the mean, the median isn't skewed by extreme values: The median home price gives a better picture than the average.
A median or median strip is the barrier or divider between opposing lanes of traffic.
In anatomy, median describes structures lying along the body's central axis.
Central point or position
- centerMiddle of anything
- midpointExact center between two
- centralIn the middle, primary
- midwayEquidistant from both ends
equidistant · bisecting · halfway · dividing · axis · interior · between · midst
Average, or spiteful
- modeWay or method
- quartileData division into fourths
- percentileStatistical ranking threshold
- interquartileBetween 25th and 75th percentiles
average · midpoint · distribution · outlier · variance · skewness · sample · population
middle
Central point or position
midway · equidistant · bisecting · halfway · dividing · axis · interior · between · midst
mean
Average, or spiteful
- modeWay or method
- quartileData division into fourths
- percentileStatistical ranking threshold
interquartile · average · midpoint · distribution · outlier · variance · skewness · sample · population · dataset
barrier
Obstruction preventing passage
jersey · guardrail · buffer · crossover · lane · highway · interstate · freeway · boulevard · turnpike
nerve
Signal-carrying body fiber
sulcus · fissure · sagittal · midline · midsection · bisecting · symmetrical · bilateral · bodily · structural
- math skillsarithmetic, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
- compromisecompromise, middle ground, meet halfway, give and take, give-and-take
- data sciencealgorithm, data analytics, data, machine learning, dataset
- statisticsmean, mode, variance, standard deviation, correlation
- averagesmean, mode, average, arithmetic mean, geometric mean
- metricsKPI, metric, KPIs, metrics, statistics
medianextreme
Furthest from moderate
outer · peripheral · outermost · distal · lateral
- new mediaInternet-era communication forms
- social mediaOnline content-sharing platforms
- media blackoutSuppression of press coverage
- global mediaCommunication reaching all nations
- media influenceNews outlets shaping views
- medium rareSteak doneness level
medium, media, immediately, immediate, mediator, mediocre, mediate, medieval, intermediate