THE GARDEN
Updated 15 Sep 2026
the value with the greatest frequency in a data set
Mo=Lb+P⋅F1F1+F2Mo = L_b + P \cdot \dfrac{F_1}{F_1 + F_2}, where LbL_b is the modal class's lower boundary, F1F_1 is the modal class's frequency minus the preceding class's, F2F_2 is the modal class's frequency minus the following class's, and PP is the class width
the modal class is the class with the highest frequency
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