Medianius
Medianius is a hypothetical concept often used in statistical discussions to represent a central tendency measure, distinct from the more commonly known median. Unlike the median, which is the middle value in a sorted dataset, medianius is theorized to be a value that divides the dataset into three parts of roughly equal size. This tripartite division would mean that one-third of the data falls below the medianius, one-third falls above it, and one-third falls around it.
The precise calculation of medianius is not standardized in mainstream statistics. Various theoretical approaches could be
The practical application of medianius is limited due to its theoretical nature and lack of widespread definition