👉 The term "whisker" is often used in statistics and data analysis to refer to a range of observations that are not representative or typical of the overall population. Whiskers are thin, rounded bands around the midpoint or median of a distribution, which can help identify outliers and other unusual values. They are commonly used in box plots and histograms to visually represent distributions, but they can also be used to describe variability or skewness within a dataset.
