Can anyone help me with how to break a ranking tie using standard deviation?
10 people rank their choices from 1-10 (10 being best), so I started with a plain basic rank based on the sum of all 10 people's choices. Highest overall number represents the groups most favorite choice.
I would like to break ties using the standard deviation function (or variance is okay too), where... when there is a tie.. a lower SD or Var means that the group agrees with one another more closely than with a higher SD/Var.
So there is a general consensus of which choice is best, also by saying this group of 10 is only a sample of a larger population.
Thank you
10 people rank their choices from 1-10 (10 being best), so I started with a plain basic rank based on the sum of all 10 people's choices. Highest overall number represents the groups most favorite choice.
I would like to break ties using the standard deviation function (or variance is okay too), where... when there is a tie.. a lower SD or Var means that the group agrees with one another more closely than with a higher SD/Var.
So there is a general consensus of which choice is best, also by saying this group of 10 is only a sample of a larger population.
Thank you