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| | class interval - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about class interval (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07) |
 | | In statistics, the range of each class of data, used when arranging large amounts of raw data into grouped data. |
 | | To obtain an idea of the distribution, the data are broken down into convenient classes (commonly 6–16), which must be mutually exclusive and are usually equal in width to enable histograms to be drawn. |
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