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In statistics, statistical measurement is the process of establishing the statistical significance for a data set or a data point on the basis of the statistical analysis of statistical data, that allows the numerical findings to be interpreted.

For example in a normal distribution we can report the statistical probability of a particular value being found, by reference to the standard deviation, by the process of statistical measurement.

See alsoEdit

• Central tendency measures
• Confidence limits (statistics)
• Conjoint measurement
• Data collection
• Error of measurement
• Frequency distribution
• Level of measurement
• Graphical displays
• Predictability (measurement)
• Statistical norms
• Statistical tests
• Variability measurement
• Variance homogeneity