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Why when we calculate each person’s weight rank by sex we get a rank with decimals?
Good question! In this dataset, there were some cases where multiple people had a the same weight, therefore they are all tied for the same rank. In such cases, the rank() function calculates the average rank and assigns it to all of them. For example, there are 2 people weighing 115 kgs in the female… Read more »