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Measurements vs Frequencies
Two forms of data are: measurements and frequencies.
In terms of the MLB, I am fairly certain that a counting stat (HR, RBI, SB) is a form of measurement. But what about ratios? Are they measurements too, or are they frequencies?
I know frequency deals with the number of times a data value occurs, but does that mean WHIP is a frequency? A guy will give up X walks + hits per Y inning pitched?
This has me a little confused and any help would be appreciated.
By your definition of a "frequency" above.....HRs , RBIs K's, Walks....etc are all "frequencies"
Things like batting average, WHIP & ERA are considered measurements because they involves the use of formulas.
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Good thing I asked. I had it all ass-backwards. Thanks for your help.
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