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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 is easy to explain toanon-technical audience and it is easy to trace every value’s distance so that you can find the result.The MAD is expressed in the original units and is easy to explain toanon-technical audience.The MAD is expressed in the original units and is easy to traceTheWorked example: for 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 the mean is 6. The absolute deviations are 4, 2, 0, 2, 4, which sum to 12, so the MAD is 12 ÷ 5.The Worked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example:TheWorked example: