Certain stats are not very self-explanatory and require you to inspect them individually to see what they do and how they affect other stats. Here are the less-obvious details:

[WORST IN CLASS] (LOWEST STAT POSSIBLE)

SYSTEM RECOVERY - Determines resistance to status effects (like shock or burn) and how quickly you recover from them.

BOOSTER EFFICIENCY ADJUSTMENT - Increasing this value decreases the amount of EN consumed on a Quick Boost (reducing the QB EN Consumption stat)

GENERATOR OUTPUT ADJUSTMENT - Increasing this value improves your generator's final EN Output (and therefore increasing your EN Load capacity and EN recovery speed)

Why are there parts with very few or very high "near average" counts?

GENERATOR SUPPLY ADJUSTMENT - Increasing this value shortens the time required for the generator to regenerate EN. (Affects EN Supply Efficiency and EN Recharge Delay)

Sometimes averages can be weird and there won't be many parts that

are "near average", depending on the stat varience (like Scan Duration)

ARMS LOAD LIMIT - Maximium weight your arms can carry without negatively affecting your recoil control and target tracking.

Why do the averages always end in clean numbers with no decimals?

RECOIL CONTROL - Higher recoil control mitigates inaccuracies caused by rapid-firing weapons such as machine or gatling guns.

Averages for numbers always ending in "0", so stats like Weight, AP,

FIREARM SPECIALIZATION - Affects your accuracy and tracking with firearms. This contributes to the Target Tracking stat.

Scan Distance, etc., are rounded to the nearest number ending in "0".

All numbers are rounded to nearest ".0" value, as well. (rounded up from .51)

Why does a stat have their "low/high" values backwards? Isn't higher better?

JUMP DISTANCE - This seems self-explanatory, but this stat also affects the speed of your Quick Boosts while you're on the ground.

Certain stats that are better the lower they are have inverse "low/high"

average bounds: so Weight, for example, will look like (High/Low) instead.

This applies to: Weight, EN Load, EN Consumption, and Reload Time.

QB RELOAD IDEAL WEIGHT - This value is the max weight your AC can be before reducing the performance of Quick Boosts.

QB JET DURATION - Affects the length of your Quick Boost and therefore increasing the distance traveled.

What is an "average bound percentage" and why is it different between parts?

AB THRUST - Controls Assault Boost speed, but also affects the speed of Rush Attacks performed from an AB.

A stat's "average bound percentage" is determined by both

MELEE ATTACK THRUST - Increases the speed at which you rush at enemies when performing homing in on then for melee attacks.

that stat's average value and that value's varience between parts.

MELEE ATK. EN CONSUMPTION - Reduces the amount of EN consumed when moving toward enemies during melee attacks.

Higher stats tend to have higher Avg. Bound %, but it depends on the stat.

Example: Head parts have an average AP value of 820, with an average

bound % of 15%. This means a part's AP stat needs to be 15% above or below

MISSILE/MULTI-LOCK CORRECTION: Both of these don't improve the actual accuracy of missiles, but affect how quickly you lock on to someone/multiple targets.

the listed average to qualify as such: anything in between is "near average".

For Head AP, the bounds are "700/940". This means a part has to have

700 (or less) AP or 940 (or more) AP to qualify as below or above average.

POST-RECOVERY EN SUPPLY: This value determines how much EN you start with after it recovers from being fully depleted.

ENERGY FIREARM SPECIALIZATION: Increasing this value increases attack power and reduces charging time for EN weapons*.

* Added note: This does NOT affect EN weapons with their own EN output systems, such as melee weapons and plasma missile launchers.

ATTITUDE RECOVERY - Determines how quickly you recover your ACS gauge (while you are NOT staggered, not while you are); Lowering your AC's weight will increase this value.

TARGET TRACKING - Affects how likely your shots will hit a moving enemy. Affected by your arms' Firearm Specialization stat.

EN OUTPUT: Determines your maximum EN Load, but any leftover EN not being used will contribute to your EN's recovery speed and EN Supply Efficiency stat.