2 Processing & Representing Data Flashcards

1
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database

A

a collection of information

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2
Q

what to write in a table if there is missing data

A

write not available

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3
Q

what are two way tables for

A

representing bicarbonate data

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4
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rules of bar chart

A

bars equal width, equal spaces between
height of bar represents frequency

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5
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vertical line graph

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6
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multiple bar chart

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7
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composite bar chart

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each bar shows how the total frequency is made of different component groups

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8
Q

in comparative pie chart ____ is proportional to ______

A

area of sector, frequencies
individual angles, proportions

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9
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formula for comparative pie charts

A
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10
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population pyramid

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same shape as a back to back stem and leaf diagram but can be used for continuous data so more like a back to back histogram
- used to easily compare by gender and age of population

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11
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histograms & frequency density

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height = fd (y axis)
area = frequency
width = class width

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12
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frequency polygon

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13
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cumulative frequency table

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14
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cumulative frequency step polygon

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for discrete data

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15
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cumulative frequency

A

running total of frequencies

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16
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cumulative frequency diagram

A

for continuous data
can be used to estimate/predict values

17
Q

positive skew

A
18
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negative skew

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19
Q

choropleth map

A

thematic map
used by geographers
light to dark shading shows density of variable
always have a key to shoe what each shade represents

eg: population density, land use, income from tourism, food produced

20
Q

pro and con of choropleth map

A

show pattern
but maybe difficult to read for people with vulisual impairment

21
Q

how can graphs be misleading

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22
Q

how to compare 2 distributions

A

describe shape
compare where highest fd is
(and highest and lowest values maybe)

23
Q

why are 3D diagrams misleading?

A

parts at front look bigger than parts at back
sections separated from others make comparisons difficult
darker colours stand out more

24
Q

tables vs barC & lineG vs pieC

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25
Q

how to describe shape

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(weak/strong) positive skew/negative skew/symmetical