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In statistics, a term used inexactly to indicate the typical member of a set of data. It usually refers to the arithmetic mean. The term is also used to refer to the middle member of the set when it is sorted in ascending or descending order (the median), and the most commonly occurring item of data (the mode), as in ‘the average family’.

In addition, it is useful to know the range or spread of data.



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AgInfoLink's software, for example, can automatically calculate each animal's average daily gain and predict weeks to slaughter.
He advises sticking to the recommended average daily gain of 1.
pork production models and data from the 1990s, the Illinois research indicates that subtherapeutic antibiotics boosted average daily gain (0.
 
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