symmetrized Theil|symmetrized Atkinson|Plato|Gini|Hoover|inequality acceptance 0,4190|34,23 %|44,17 %|41,99 %|29,66 %|-0,1224 1,2177|70,41 %|70,08 %|59,90 %|45,72 %|-0,7605 2,0736|87,43 %|84,27 %|70,24 %|57,64 %|-1,4972 2,9617|94,83 %|92,25 %|76,84 %|65,90 %|-2,3028 3,8554|97,88 %|96,40 %|80,92 %|70,73 %|-3,1480 4,7437|99,13 %|98,40 %|83,45 %|73,42 %|-4,0095 5,6244|99,64 %|99,31 %|85,06 %|75,51 %|-4,8693 6,4982|99,85 %|99,70 %|86,11 %|78,84 %|-5,7098 7,3664|99,94 %|99,87 %|86,83 %|81,31 %|-6,5534 8,2303|99,97 %|99,95 %|87,33 %|83,16 %|-7,3987 9,0905|99,99 %|99,98 %|87,69 %|84,54 %|-8,2451 9,9478|100,00 %|99,99 %|87,95 %|85,57 %|-9,0921 10,8028|100,00 %|100,00 %|88,14 %|86,35 %|-9,9392 11,6557|100,00 %|100,00 %|88,28 %|86,94 %|-10,7863 12,5070|100,00 %|100,00 %|88,39 %|87,38 %|-11,6332

The Plato inequality index is an entropy measure. For data sets which yield Gini indices between 20% and 60%, the Plato is quite similar to the Gini. But the Plato detects extreme inequalities much better.

Test data and tools: drive.proton.me/urls/QGQ8V63...

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