Definition: Bimodality is a statistical concept that describes how two or more variables are distributed in relation to each other, with one variable being significantly more dominant than another. This can occur when data points fall on opposite ends of the distribution curve, indicating that one variable's value is higher or lower than the other, but not both at the same time. Bimodality is often seen in statistical models where there are two types of variables that are statistically independent (i.e., they have no correlation
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