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3-3 Milestone Two: Describe the DataSouthern New Hampshire University IHP 525 01:43:30 GMT -05:00Information on data set to include in your descriptionWhich variables are you investigating?- Patient Gender- Patient Length of Stay (LOS)Identify each variable as continuous/quantitative or categorical, and list the descriptive statistics that are used to describe that type of variable.-Patient Gender – Categorical, Described qualitatively, set up as a binomial distribution-Patient LOS – Quantitative and numeric, normal distributionCompute these descriptive statistics for the variables you are investigating and present them here or in a separate table below.See Below For:- Distribution- Mean- Mode- Median- Minimum- Maximum- Standard DeviationWhat does each statistic tell you about the data for the given variable?- Mean displays average- Mode: point appearing most- Median: numerical center-Distribution: describes graph shape and helps identify trends- Minimum – lowest data point;or point with lowest value- Maximum: highest data point;point with highest value-Standard deviation: how widely dispersed data isGendernMeanMedianModeMinimumMaximu mStd. DevMale656.3551173.341Female357.8643568.917 01:43:30 GMT -05:00The complete data set was obtained from one hundred patients by members of the cardiology department within the University of Massachusetts Medical School. This data was collected with the purpose of identifying trends amongst MI patients, and was