| 单词 | a mode |
| 释义 | modeDefinition Type of average that refers to the most-common or most-frequently occurring value in a series of data. For example, the mode of the series 1, 2, 2, 3, 4, 4, 4, 5, 5, 6 is 4 because it is the only value occurring thrice. In any series there may or may not be a mode, or two modes (called bimodal series) or more modes (called multimodal series). In a frequency distribution graph, the peak represents the mode. Use 'mode' in a SentenceJim's new camera had so many mode setting it was overwhelming to him at first, however after some practice he figured out how to adjust all the setting on the camera. The most common age in the South American country is eighteen, and having such a young mode makes it a youth-oriented place where nightlife is far more popular than television. During a review of his business's finances, the accountant determined that the most commonly purchased number of items by a shopper was seven, making that the mode number of sales. |
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