| 释义 |
lo·renz curve
\ˈlōrˌen(t)s-\ noun
Usage: usually capitalized L
Etymology: probably after Charlotte Lorenz b1895 German statistician
: a curve formed by plotting the cumulative distribution of the amount of a variable against the cumulative frequency distribution of the individuals having the amount (as for indicating the degree of concentration of salary income among a number of individuals) |