Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• If the data are right censored, the adjusted rank , as defined in the preceding paragraph, is used in place of in the computation of the median rank.
• Dec 30, 2014 ... ... then the mean is typically LESS THAN the median. If the data are right
• censored, the upper endpoint is +? and is represented by a missing value, '.' (or an extended missing value), in depvar2 .
• For example, if the data are right censored and ordered in the way described earlier, then the predictive probability vi in (2.18) of an uncensored observation ( ?i ...
• skewed, then the mean is typically GREATER THAN the median.
• Feb 21, 2015 ... If the data are right

• aligned, Excel indents to the right. If the data is centered, with the first click, Excel indents to the left; but subsequent clicks cause Excel to move  ...
• May 6, 2015 ... If the data is right (if the math is correct) and the color code followed accordingly ( regardless if colored a bit outside the lines), then these two ...
• If the data is right
• If the data is right skewed, the mean will be higher than the median, because the high outliers on the right will pull the mean up. Again, since the mean is being ...
• For some it's a case of "who cares if the data is right, at least I can infer a trend" or worse, “at least it looks good to the stakeholders!” But many more objective ...