Animal Record Keeping Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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Mean

A

x-bar = sum of x divided by n

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2
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x =

A

1 observation

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3
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n =

A

number of input values

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4
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median

A

middle # after put in order

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5
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mode

A

most frequent # input

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6
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Coefficient of Variation

A

more values = increase variability
CV = s/x-bar

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7
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standard deviation

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fits into the bell curve
have to calc SS, and s2 to get s
take square root of s2

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8
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Sum of Squares (SS)

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(x-xbar)2
total squared deviation from the mean

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9
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variance (s2)

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average squared deviation from the mean
ss/n-1

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10
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Standard error of the mean (SEM)

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accuracy of x
s/square root of n

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11
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what are the bell curve percentages?

A

68.26% 1s
95.44% 2s
99.74% 3s

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12
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z

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used for infinite sample size(s)
when degrees of freedom (df) = infinity, z=t
z = x-mean/standard deviation

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13
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t

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adjusted for the size of the sample
defined by df (or v)
smaller sample size = higher value of t

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14
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degrees of freedom (df)

A

all samples plus the mean in the calculation so to remove the mean from consideration we use n-1.
It forces us to have at least 2 samples (1 sample does not have variation)

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15
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what is the difference between s and SEM?

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s= standard deviation, fits into the bell curve
SEM = accuracy of x

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16
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Hints

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If given % then look up z in table then mean + or - s(z)
if asked for a percentage then calculate z and look up percent