Platykurticity
Platykurticity refers to a statistical property of a probability distribution. It describes the shape of the tails of the distribution compared to the tails of a normal distribution. A platykurtic distribution has thinner tails than a normal distribution. This means that extreme values (outliers) are less likely to occur in a platykurtic distribution than in a normal distribution. The term itself is derived from the Greek word "platys," meaning flat.
The kurtosis of a distribution is a measure of its peakedness or tail heaviness. For a normal
In practical terms, a platykurtic distribution indicates that the data is more spread out around the mean,