intervalscale
The interval scale is a level of measurement in statistics that possesses the properties of nominal and ordinal scales, plus the characteristic that the differences between values are meaningful and equal. On an interval scale, data can be ordered, and the distance between any two successive points is the same. However, there is no true zero point; a zero on an interval scale does not signify the absence of the quantity being measured.
Examples of interval scale data include temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit, and calendar years. While we