centeredness
- noun
- /ˈsɛntərd.nəs/
- Specialized
- Researchers often check the centeredness of data before running statistical models.
Examples
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Improper centeredness can lead to misleading results in regression analysis.
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The centeredness of the variables allowed for a more accurate comparison between groups.
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The centeredness of the data improves its accuracy.
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Achieving centeredness in your calculations is crucial.
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Researchers often check the centeredness of data before running statistical models.
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Improper centeredness can lead to misleading results in regression analysis.
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The centeredness of the variables allowed for a more accurate comparison between groups.
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Etymology
Centeredness comes from center, meaning 'middle' or 'core', and the noun ending -ness. In statistics it means moving values so they sit around the 'average' or 'middle', which is why centeredness describes data adjusted to a central point.