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Keywords:
Statistics,
Subpopulation,
Entirety,
Village,
Province
in statistics, the set of people, animals, or things being studied
The totality of cases that conforms to some designated specifications.
In statistics, the total number of cases about which a specific statement can be made.
Complete set of persons, places, or things under statistical analysis.
The entirety of a defined set of units, eg. the total human population of a village or a state, the total number of plants in a field, the total number of children enrolled at primary schools in a province, etc.
In statistics, the totality of items under consideration. A clearly defined part of a population is called a subpopulation. In the case of a random variable, the probability distribution is considered as defining the population of that variable. The term "population segment" is sometimes used as a synonym for subpopulation. WHO, 1989a
(1) All possible measurements on a part, or on a process throughout history, i.e. A whole set of data. (2) A statistical term referring to the collection of measurements of a characteristic that could be made on the items in a frame or list.
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