Give objectives of classification of data. - Vidyadip

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Give objectives of classification of data.

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The objectives of classification of data are:

To condense the mass of data in a brief and simple form, so as to make them easily understandable.
To clearly reveal the points of similarities and dissimilarities in the statistical data. e.g., married and unmarried, employed and unemployed.
To facilitate the comparison of data.
To present data scientifically.
To make the data attractive and effective.
To provide basis for tabulation. No tabulation is possible without classification.

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