How can you identify the presence of bimodal distribution in data?
- By looking at the mean and median
- By looking at the skewness
- By looking at the standard deviation
- By looking for two peaks in a histogram
A bimodal distribution is one that has two different modes, or peaks. This can often be identified in a histogram, where two separate areas of the data have higher frequencies. This might indicate that the data is drawn from two different populations.
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