Box-and-Whisker Plot
A Histogram-like method of displaying data invented by J. Tukey (1977). Draw a box with ends at theQuartiles 
and 
. Draw the Median as a horizontal line in the box.Extend the ``whiskers'' to the farthest points. For every point that is more than 3/2 times the Interquartile Rangefrom the end of a box, draw a dot on the corresponding top or bottom of the whisker. If two dots have the same value, drawthem side by side.
References
Tukey, J. W. Explanatory Data Analysis. Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley, pp. 39-41, 1977.
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- Nint
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- Nirenberg's Conjecture
- Niven Number
- Niven's Constant
- n-minex
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- Noble Number
- Node (Algebraic Curve)
- Node (Fixed Point)
- Node (Graph)
- Noetherian Module
- Noetherian Ring
- Noether-Lasker Theorem
- Noether's Fundamental Theorem
- Noether's Transformation Theorem
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- Nolid
- Nome
- n-Omino
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