|
Standard Score to Percentile Conversion CalculatorIntroduce a Standard Score and get its Percentile
|
Standard score to percentile calculator
Select from any dataset, and our score will give you a "normalized" value in that dataset to find out the standard score to percentile.
The score can be thought of as representing "the average of your performance across all your sources, averaged out." The normalization of count within the dataset isn't relevant; only the standard score to percentile is in that dataset.
This database is meant to be used for comparisons and standardization of score across different sources or to compare ratings across different personas and think tanks. These datasets are perfect for our analysis os the standard score and calculating its percentile under the above theory.
We also have a UPC converter if you are trying to use this database as part of a UPC system. The converter will convert the UPCs from some of the datasets.
Check out our other calculators when working with scaled scores, raw scores, percentiles, and other conversions. You can learn more about the theory of scaled scores and standard scores as well.
Select from any dataset, and our score will give you a "normalized" value in that dataset to find out the standard score to percentile.
The score can be thought of as representing "the average of your performance across all your sources, averaged out." The normalization of count within the dataset isn't relevant; only the standard score to percentile is in that dataset.
This database is meant to be used for comparisons and standardization of score across different sources or to compare ratings across different personas and think tanks. These datasets are perfect for our analysis os the standard score and calculating its percentile under the above theory.
We also have a UPC converter if you are trying to use this database as part of a UPC system. The converter will convert the UPCs from some of the datasets.
Check out our other calculators when working with scaled scores, raw scores, percentiles, and other conversions. You can learn more about the theory of scaled scores and standard scores as well.
