Standard score
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Definition
Let be a real random variable with mean and standard deviation . The standard score, or -score, of a real number is The standardized random variable is .
Remarks
The standardized variable has mean and variance . If , then . So , where is the standard normal cumulative distribution function. For a data set, one uses the sample mean and the sample standard deviation in place of and .
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| Defines | Standard score |
| Uses | Random variable |
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