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mean absolute deviation (MAD) is the average distance between each value and the mean, using absolute values so distances never cancel out. It measures spread like the standard deviation but is simpler and less sensitive to outliers, because it does not square the deviations. This calculator reports the MAD together with the mean, range and the sum of absolute deviations it was measured from. This calculator reports the MAD together with the mean, range and the sum of absolute deviations it was measured from. This calculator reports the MAD together with the mean, range and the sum of absolute deviations it was measured from.The MAD is expressed in the original units and is easy to explain to a non-technical audience so that you can trace the result.The method is direct: find the mean, take the absolute value of each value’s distance from it, add those distances up and divide by the number of values.The mean absolute deviation (MAD) is the mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example:The mean absolute deviation (MAD)Worked example: