👉 In statistics, a "premedian" is a statistical measure that quantifies the difference between the median and an average of a set of values. This concept is often used in the context of comparing two or more sets of data to determine which one is better suited for summarizing the distribution. Premedians are useful in situations where you have a range of data points, such as those from a histogram or boxplot, but you want to compare them without having to compute their average. Premed
