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Organisation of Data

ICSE · Class 11 · Economics

Summary of Organisation of Data for ICSE Class 11 Economics. Key concepts, important points, and chapter overview.

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Overview

Organisation of data means arranging raw data in a systematic form so that it becomes easy to understand, compare, and analyse. Raw data are unclassified data in their original and unorganised form. Classification removes unnecessary details and makes complex information simple. In economics and sta

Key Concepts

Classification is grouping of data according

Classification is grouping of data according to identity, similarity, or resemblances. It may be geographical, chronological, qualitative, or quantita

Raw data are the data

Raw data are the data in their original, unorganised form.

A variable is a characteristic

A variable is a characteristic that can be measured and changes in value. It may be discrete or continuous. A discrete variable is obtained by countin

An attribute is a characteristic

An attribute is a characteristic that cannot be measured numerically, such as beauty, intelligence, or honesty. Attribute data cannot be added or subt

Simple classification shows only one attribute

Simple classification shows only one attribute, such as sex. Presence of an attribute is shown by capital letters and absence by small letters. Manifo

Learning Objectives

  • To understand the meaning and need for classification of data
  • To distinguish between qualitative and quantitative classification
  • To identify the difference between variables and attributes
  • To understand the formation of individual, discrete, and continuous series
  • To learn class limits, class intervals, mid-values, and range

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