Cumulative frequency
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Cumulative frequency is the frequency of a random variable below a particular level. It tells how often the value of the random variable is less than or equal to a particular reference value.
- For theoretical definitions see Cumulative distribution function.
- For methods of analysis see Cumulative frequency analysis.
