The data you're describing appears to be categorical data. Categorical data refers to variables that can be divided into distinct categories based on qualitative traits. In your case, you have different color categories (gray, green, blue, hazel) and a count associated with each color (zero for gray, three for green, two for blue, and five for hazel).
This suggests that you might be summarizing the number of people associated with different eye colors, or another characteristic represented by colors. Here’s a breakdown of the types of data involved:
- Categories (Qualitative): The different colors (gray, green, blue, hazel) are categorical variables.
- Counts (Quantitative): The numbers associated with each color (zero, three, two, five) are quantitative and indicate how many individuals fall into each category.
If you need to further analyze or visualize this data, you could use a bar chart or pie chart to represent the frequency of each category.