Dispersion measures

Dispersion measures

1. Range

   • indicates the difference between the maximum and minimum values of a population or sample.

2. Variance

   • represents the variability of a data series with respect to its mean.

3. Standard deviation

   • provides information on the dispersion with respect to the mean.

4. Coefficient of variation

   • is obtained by dividing the standard deviation by the absolute value of the mean, thus providing the number of arithmetic means that fit within the standard deviation.

5. López, J. (2019) Medidas de dispersión. Economipedia.com https://economipedia.com/definiciones/medidas-de-dispersion.html

6. Fuente: Lopez, 2015

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