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trimmed mean
trimmed mean A trimmed mean is a measure of central tendency found by ordering the data, removing an equal percentage of the lowest and highest values, and then averaging what remains.
A trimmed mean is a measure of central tendency found by ordering the data, removing an equal percentage of the lowest and highest values, and then averaging what remains. It is considered a robust average and typically falls between the mean and the median.