Truncated Mean

The truncated mean is a statistic that is used to estimate the population mean when the population is not normally distributed.

The truncated mean is calculated by taking the mean of the observations that are in the middle of the distribution, and then truncating (or cutting off) the scores at either end of the distribution.

This statistic can be used to estimate the population mean when there are outliers in the data, or when the data are not normally distributed.

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