8 Oct - Processing (Luca) Flashcards

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What is data transformation?

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All that has to do with cleaning, reshaping, transforming, augmenting data

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What can frequency distributions show us?

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  1. We can spot outliers, we can see the 2. range, 3. we can see the shape of the curve.
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What is correlations?

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Measure the strength and direction of the association (covariance) between
random variables. A correlation is not necessarily linear! Also the strength of the slope does not equal strength in correlation.

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What defines a strong and weak correlation?

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trick question: there is no minimum value that defines a strong correlation, it depends on the problem at han.

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What is the pearson correlation test?

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It measures the linear association between two variables.The goodness of fit (R^2) is exactly the pearson correlation.

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What is the bonferroni correction?

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The more tests are performed, the higher the chance finding a false
positive result. It is very conservative.

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What are the pearson correlations assumptions?

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  • Continuous variables
  • Paired samples (x and y values are available for all samples)
  • Independent observations
  • Linear relationship between the two variables
  • Roughly Gaussian-distributed variables
  • Absence of outliers
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What is the spearman correlation?

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Measures the monotonic association between two ranked variables
and tests its statistical significance

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What are the spearman assumptions?

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  • Ordinal variables
  • Paired samples (x and y values are available for all samples)
  • Independent observations
  • Monotonic relationship between the two variables
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