Definition of weighted average in English:

weighted average

noun

Statistics

An average resulting from the multiplication of each component by a factor reflecting its importance.
〔统计〕加权平均值
Example sentencesExamples
- The generated statistics are essentially a weighted average of the numbers in the first three columns of Tables 4 and 5.
- Interest rates also declined as the weighted average settled at 0.65 per cent below the best lending rate compared with 0.74 per cent below in the previous quarter.
- For each proxy, whether we use unweighted or weighted averages, either 7 or 8 out of 11 mean alphas are negative.
- The weighted average for twelve west European countries was 83 percent.
- We calculated country level rates of breast feeding by age group as infant population weighted averages of age specific feeding rates.
- The weighted averages for all four types of vacations in each quadrant of the continental United States are given in Table 5.
- All averages presented are weighted averages.
- As expected, the weighted average electricity price increase for households is 20 per cent, while district heating prices went up by 10 per cent.
- The weighted averages were computed as (0.42 × higher risk mean) + (0.59 × lower risk mean).
- The ten-year yield to maturity slipped to 14.31 per cent on a weighted average basis.
- In the early 18th century, the English mathematician Roger Cotes computed weighted averages of measurements made by different astronomers.

Definition of weighted average in US English:

weighted average

noun

Statistics

An average resulting from the multiplication of each component by a factor reflecting its importance.
〔统计〕加权平均值
Example sentencesExamples
- For each proxy, whether we use unweighted or weighted averages, either 7 or 8 out of 11 mean alphas are negative.
- Interest rates also declined as the weighted average settled at 0.65 per cent below the best lending rate compared with 0.74 per cent below in the previous quarter.
- As expected, the weighted average electricity price increase for households is 20 per cent, while district heating prices went up by 10 per cent.
- The weighted average for twelve west European countries was 83 percent.
- The weighted averages for all four types of vacations in each quadrant of the continental United States are given in Table 5.
- All averages presented are weighted averages.
- In the early 18th century, the English mathematician Roger Cotes computed weighted averages of measurements made by different astronomers.
- The ten-year yield to maturity slipped to 14.31 per cent on a weighted average basis.
- The weighted averages were computed as (0.42 × higher risk mean) + (0.59 × lower risk mean).
- We calculated country level rates of breast feeding by age group as infant population weighted averages of age specific feeding rates.
- The generated statistics are essentially a weighted average of the numbers in the first three columns of Tables 4 and 5.

词汇	weighted average
释义	Definition of weighted average in English: weighted average noun Statistics An average resulting from the multiplication of each component by a factor reflecting its importance. 〔统计〕加权平均值 Example sentencesExamples The generated statistics are essentially a weighted average of the numbers in the first three columns of Tables 4 and 5. Interest rates also declined as the weighted average settled at 0.65 per cent below the best lending rate compared with 0.74 per cent below in the previous quarter. For each proxy, whether we use unweighted or weighted averages, either 7 or 8 out of 11 mean alphas are negative. The weighted average for twelve west European countries was 83 percent. We calculated country level rates of breast feeding by age group as infant population weighted averages of age specific feeding rates. The weighted averages for all four types of vacations in each quadrant of the continental United States are given in Table 5. All averages presented are weighted averages. As expected, the weighted average electricity price increase for households is 20 per cent, while district heating prices went up by 10 per cent. The weighted averages were computed as (0.42 × higher risk mean) + (0.59 × lower risk mean). The ten-year yield to maturity slipped to 14.31 per cent on a weighted average basis. In the early 18th century, the English mathematician Roger Cotes computed weighted averages of measurements made by different astronomers. Definition of weighted average in US English: weighted average noun Statistics An average resulting from the multiplication of each component by a factor reflecting its importance. 〔统计〕加权平均值 Example sentencesExamples For each proxy, whether we use unweighted or weighted averages, either 7 or 8 out of 11 mean alphas are negative. Interest rates also declined as the weighted average settled at 0.65 per cent below the best lending rate compared with 0.74 per cent below in the previous quarter. As expected, the weighted average electricity price increase for households is 20 per cent, while district heating prices went up by 10 per cent. The weighted average for twelve west European countries was 83 percent. The weighted averages for all four types of vacations in each quadrant of the continental United States are given in Table 5. All averages presented are weighted averages. In the early 18th century, the English mathematician Roger Cotes computed weighted averages of measurements made by different astronomers. The ten-year yield to maturity slipped to 14.31 per cent on a weighted average basis. The weighted averages were computed as (0.42 × higher risk mean) + (0.59 × lower risk mean). We calculated country level rates of breast feeding by age group as infant population weighted averages of age specific feeding rates. The generated statistics are essentially a weighted average of the numbers in the first three columns of Tables 4 and 5.
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