Adjusted Sample Skewness
Measure sample asymmetry with the adjusted Fisher–Pearson coefficient.
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Adjusted skewness
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Formula
G₁=nΣ[(x−x̄)/s]³/[(n−1)(n−2)]
Measure sample asymmetry with the adjusted Fisher–Pearson coefficient.
Worked example
- Observations
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
- Adjusted skewness
- 0
Scope and limitations
Use consistent units. The result follows the assumptions you enter.
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