Frequency distribution table
Simple frequency table
After grouping the data of the same value, the number of times which each value occurs can be obtained. These times are expressed in the form of a table, by arranging the data (X) in a column by increasing sequence, and then listing the number of times each value occurs(f) in another column , which gives the simplest frequency distribution table.
Each cell of column f in the simple frequency table lists the number of times the value occurs. In order to calculate the number of all the data, we just need to add up all the data in column f, i.e.:
Sometimes we need to calculate the sum of variables. At this point we could add up all the fractions, i.e:
Proportions are the proportions of the whole group with value X. The formula is as follows.
Percentages are the conversions of proportions in decimal form multiplied by 100.