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box plot: a standalone construct

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Data science

a display summarizing a distribution by its median, quartiles, whiskers and individually marked outlying values.

In data science, box plot refers to a display summarizing a distribution by its median, quartiles, whiskers and individually marked outlying values. This meaning comes from Tukey (1970) in Exploratory data analysis.[1]

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References

Tukey, J. W. (1970). Exploratory data analysis. Pearson. ISBN 9780201076165

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