For Which Type Of Variable Is The Cumulative Frequency Distribution Meaningless? Why?
I think Cumulative frequency distribution meaningless in case of variable which contains the outliers but I am not sure. Could anyone suggest me?
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Lacking any context, my answer would be that cumulative frequency distributions are meaningless for variables that cannot be sorted, e.g. categorial variables and complex variables.
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Can you please tell us what is your concrete bioinformatics problem? That would make it much easier for people to give you a useful answer.
your question doesn't make sense, not related to bioinformatics -> closed