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Greek term or phrase:
ποσοτικές διακριτές
English translation:
quantitative discrete variables
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ποσοτικές διακριτές
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Οι αρχικές μεταβλητές χαρακτηρίζονται ως ποσοτικές διακριτές ενώ οι 12 υπερμεταβλητές που δημιουργήθηκαν από τον μετασχηματισμό των αρχικών είναι ποσοτικές συνεχής.
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quantitative discrete data
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If you have quantitative data, like time to complete a task or number of questions correct on a quiz, then the data can be either continuous or discrete. Discrete data have finite values, or buckets. You can count them. Continuous data technically have an infinite number of steps, which form a continuum. The number of questions correct would be discrete--there are a finite and countable number of questions. Time to complete a task is continuous since it could take 178.8977687 seconds. Time forms an interval from 0 to infinity. You can usually tell the difference between discrete and continuous data because discrete usually can be preceded by "number of...". Here are some examples of discrete and continuous data.
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Note added at 16 mins (2020-01-21 12:11:34 GMT)
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Εδώ για την ακρίβεια: quantitative discrete (variables).
If you have quantitative data, like time to complete a task or number of questions correct on a quiz, then the data can be either continuous or discrete. Discrete data have finite values, or buckets. You can count them. Continuous data technically have an infinite number of steps, which form a continuum. The number of questions correct would be discrete--there are a finite and countable number of questions. Time to complete a task is continuous since it could take 178.8977687 seconds. Time forms an interval from 0 to infinity. You can usually tell the difference between discrete and continuous data because discrete usually can be preceded by "number of...". Here are some examples of discrete and continuous data.
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Note added at 16 mins (2020-01-21 12:11:34 GMT)
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Εδώ για την ακρίβεια: quantitative discrete (variables).
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