Kvantilis
Kvantilis is a term that has emerged in discussions related to socioeconomic analysis and data visualization. It refers to a method of dividing a dataset into a specific number of equal-sized groups, where each group represents a quantile of the distribution. While quartiles divide data into four equal parts and deciles into ten, quantiles can be used for any number of divisions. The term "kvantilis" specifically suggests a division into an unspecified but defined number of parts, often used in contexts where a more granular breakdown than standard quartiles or deciles is desired.
The application of kvantilis can be seen in fields such as economics, where income or wealth data