Long description: Block221_Fig17

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A diagram comparing two concepts, 'Hinge' and 'Spread', using arrows to indicate relative positions along a vertical distribution axis.

Alt text: A diagram comparing two concepts, 'Hinge' and 'Spread', using arrows to indicate relative positions along a vertical distribution axis.

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  • The diagram is divided into two vertical sections, comparing two measures: one labeled with points related to 'Hinge' and the other with points related to 'Spread'.
  • The vertical axis, labeled 'Distribution', is marked with intervals representing values from the bottom to the top, with markers at the levels of 'Lowest Value', 'Lower-Hinge', 'Median', 'Upper-Hinge', and 'Highest Value' on the left side.
  • The right side, corresponding to 'Spread', shows levels labeled 'Low-Spread', 'Mid-Spread', and 'High-Spread', with corresponding lines indicating these levels.
  • On the left side, a series of horizontal double-headed arrows span the vertical space, illustrating the distance between defined points, such as 'Lowest Value' to 'Highest Value', and also marking levels labeled 'Lower-Hinge', 'Median', and 'Upper-Hinge'.
  • On the right side, a vertical double-headed arrow is drawn, spanning the space between 'Low-Spread' and 'High-Spread', encompassing the 'Mid-Spread' level.

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