Definition of quantile in English:

quantile

noun ˈkwɒntʌɪlˈkwɑntaɪl

Statistics

1Each of any set of values of a variate which divide a frequency distribution into equal groups, each containing the same fraction of the total population.
〔统计〕分位数
Example sentencesExamples
- The empirical data were then graphically compared with the range of 95% of the simulated values belted by these quantiles.
- In practice, this is not trivial; however, it is simpler in computing the quantiles or P values using the existing tables.
- A more indepth analysis of the logistics response times was accomplished by identifying quantiles within the original distribution and eliminating values that occurred in the highest sections.
- As in the recent growth scenario, increasing the degree of growth both increased the bias and widened the quantiles of the rec distribution.
- With such distributions, parameters like quantiles are more appropriate.
1. 1.1 Any of the groups so produced, e.g. a quartile or percentile.
  分位组
  Example sentencesExamples
  The 95% credibility intervals for each parameter were calculated using upper and lower quantiles of the parameter.
  Table 1 does not contain quantiles larger than the median because the distribution function for the grandchild-grandparent relationship is symmetric.
  Classification is based on quantiles (each class contains an equal number of counties) that have gained or lost a certain level of migrants.
  The mean weights of the quantiles were 168, 209, 231, 248, 262, and 277 grams.
  Those who scored in the lowest quantile in psychosocial maturity drank more heavily than did those who scored in the highest quartile.

Origin

1940s: from Latin quantus 'how great, how much' + -ile.

Definition of quantile in US English:

quantile

nounˈkwäntīlˈkwɑntaɪl

Statistics

1Each of any set of values of a variate which divide a frequency distribution into equal groups, each containing the same fraction of the total population.
〔统计〕分位数
Example sentencesExamples
- With such distributions, parameters like quantiles are more appropriate.
- The empirical data were then graphically compared with the range of 95% of the simulated values belted by these quantiles.
- A more indepth analysis of the logistics response times was accomplished by identifying quantiles within the original distribution and eliminating values that occurred in the highest sections.
- As in the recent growth scenario, increasing the degree of growth both increased the bias and widened the quantiles of the rec distribution.
- In practice, this is not trivial; however, it is simpler in computing the quantiles or P values using the existing tables.
1. 1.1 Any of the groups so produced, e.g. a quartile or percentile.
  分位组
  Example sentencesExamples
  Classification is based on quantiles (each class contains an equal number of counties) that have gained or lost a certain level of migrants.
  The 95% credibility intervals for each parameter were calculated using upper and lower quantiles of the parameter.
  Table 1 does not contain quantiles larger than the median because the distribution function for the grandchild-grandparent relationship is symmetric.
  The mean weights of the quantiles were 168, 209, 231, 248, 262, and 277 grams.
  Those who scored in the lowest quantile in psychosocial maturity drank more heavily than did those who scored in the highest quartile.

Origin

1940s: from Latin quantus ‘how great, how much’ + -ile.

单词	quantile
释义	Definition of quantile in English: quantile noun ˈkwɒntʌɪlˈkwɑntaɪl Statistics 1Each of any set of values of a variate which divide a frequency distribution into equal groups, each containing the same fraction of the total population. 〔统计〕分位数 Example sentencesExamples The empirical data were then graphically compared with the range of 95% of the simulated values belted by these quantiles. In practice, this is not trivial; however, it is simpler in computing the quantiles or P values using the existing tables. A more indepth analysis of the logistics response times was accomplished by identifying quantiles within the original distribution and eliminating values that occurred in the highest sections. As in the recent growth scenario, increasing the degree of growth both increased the bias and widened the quantiles of the rec distribution. With such distributions, parameters like quantiles are more appropriate. 1.1 Any of the groups so produced, e.g. a quartile or percentile. 分位组 Example sentencesExamples The 95% credibility intervals for each parameter were calculated using upper and lower quantiles of the parameter. Table 1 does not contain quantiles larger than the median because the distribution function for the grandchild-grandparent relationship is symmetric. Classification is based on quantiles (each class contains an equal number of counties) that have gained or lost a certain level of migrants. The mean weights of the quantiles were 168, 209, 231, 248, 262, and 277 grams. Those who scored in the lowest quantile in psychosocial maturity drank more heavily than did those who scored in the highest quartile. Origin 1940s: from Latin quantus 'how great, how much' + -ile. Definition of quantile in US English: quantile nounˈkwäntīlˈkwɑntaɪl Statistics 1Each of any set of values of a variate which divide a frequency distribution into equal groups, each containing the same fraction of the total population. 〔统计〕分位数 Example sentencesExamples With such distributions, parameters like quantiles are more appropriate. The empirical data were then graphically compared with the range of 95% of the simulated values belted by these quantiles. A more indepth analysis of the logistics response times was accomplished by identifying quantiles within the original distribution and eliminating values that occurred in the highest sections. As in the recent growth scenario, increasing the degree of growth both increased the bias and widened the quantiles of the rec distribution. In practice, this is not trivial; however, it is simpler in computing the quantiles or P values using the existing tables. 1.1 Any of the groups so produced, e.g. a quartile or percentile. 分位组 Example sentencesExamples Classification is based on quantiles (each class contains an equal number of counties) that have gained or lost a certain level of migrants. The 95% credibility intervals for each parameter were calculated using upper and lower quantiles of the parameter. Table 1 does not contain quantiles larger than the median because the distribution function for the grandchild-grandparent relationship is symmetric. The mean weights of the quantiles were 168, 209, 231, 248, 262, and 277 grams. Those who scored in the lowest quantile in psychosocial maturity drank more heavily than did those who scored in the highest quartile. Origin 1940s: from Latin quantus ‘how great, how much’ + -ile.
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