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This resource demonstrates how to create boxplots to effectively display distributions in data, highlighting outliers.
Boxplots (also called box-and-whisker plots) are a graphical tool used to summarise and display the distribution of a continuous variable. They are useful for several reasons: Identifying Outliers : Boxplots clearly highlight outliers (values that fall significantly outside the range of most of the data). Outliers are shown as individual points beyond the “whiskers” of the plot.
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