n. in statistics, refers to the classic curve obtained from plotting the graph of a normal distribution. This curve is characterized by a large, rounded peak above, which tapers off on both sides below, thus, resembling a bell. Also called bell-shaped curve.

1. A bell curve (also known as normal distribution curve) is a way to plot and analyze data that looks like a bell curve. In the bell curve, the highest point is the one that has the highest probability of occurring, and the probability of occurrences goes down on either side of the curve.
2. 'Bell curve' refers to the bell shape that is created when a line is plotted using the data points for an item that meets the criteria of normal distribution. In a bell curve, the center contains the greatest number of a value and, therefore, it is the highest point on the arc of the line.

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The bell curve, sometimes referred to as the normal curve, is a way of graphically displaying normally distributed data, and normally distributed data will have an identical mean, median, and mode. Guitar like mac demarco in ableton.

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