For its numerator, the MAD statistic uses the sum of absolute pairwise differences. The absolute values get
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For its numerator, the MAD statistic uses the sum of absolute pairwise differences. The absolute values get rid of possible negative differences. Instead of taking absolute values, what is another way to avoid summing negative differences?
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