Qualitative Classification Definition
Classification of data based on the presence or absence of a qualitative characteristic is called:
- Quantitative Classification
- Spatial Classification
- Qualitative Classification — Correct Answer
- Chronological Classification
Explanation:
Correct Answer Explanation
Classification based on the presence or absence of a qualitative characteristic (attribute) is called Qualitative Classification.
Key Points:
- At the first stage: classify by presence/absence of an attribute — e.g., Male or Female (male or not-male).
- At the second stage: each class is further sub-divided — e.g., Married or Unmarried within each gender.
- This is a two-stage qualitative classification.
- Other examples: Literate/Illiterate; Employed/Unemployed; Urban/Rural.
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