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Extreme values are the largest or the smallest observations in a sample; e.g., the sample minimum (the first order statistic) and the sample maximum (the n-th order statistic). Associated with extreme values are asymptotic *extreme value distributions.*
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How to find an "upper margin" for data on visits
For a handful of store locations, I have data on each entrance and exit time.
I have counted the total num of people at a store at any given minute.
I am trying to find out the values for which the st …
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