chapter 10 Flashcards

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the 2 samples of n1 form pop 1 and n2 from pop 2- the 2 samples taken separately and independently are called

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independent simple random samples

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What is the point estimator of the difference b/w 2 pop means

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xbar 1 - xbar 2

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3
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what is the random sample size adequate for most applciaitons of interval estimation and Hype test procedures

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n1 greater than or = 30

n2 greater than or = 30

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4
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when one or both sample sizes are less than 30 for the difference b/w 2 pop means

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the distribution of the pop becomes important

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5
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when using the t-distribuiton for typ test Q1 and Q2 unknown

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remember to always round the df down before using the t-distribution

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whenever possible what sizes of n1 and n2 are recommended when Q1 and Q2 are not known

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equal sizes of n1 and n2 are recommended

  • the total samples size is at least 20 (n1 + n2)
  • can be expected to provide very good results even if the pops are not normally distributed
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what is the other approach when Q1 and Q2 are not known

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  • the two sample sd are combined to provide the pooled sample variance
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how do you calculate the degrees of freedom for a pooled variance

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n1 + n2 -2

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what is the problem with the pooled sample variance

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it is often difficult to verify that both sd are equal

- the pooled sample variance may not provide satisfactory results especially if the sample size are quite different

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what is the problem with the pooled sample variance

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it is often difficult to verify that both sd are equal

- the pooled sample variance may not provide satisfactory results especially if the sample size are quite different

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describe the independent sample design

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a simple random sample of workers is selected and each worker in the sample uses method 1
- a second independent simple random sample of workers is selected using method 2

  • test of the diff b/w 2 pop means is based on procedures used in prevoiusly
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describe the matched sample design

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  • one SRS of workers is selected
  • each worker 1st uses one method and then uses the other method
  • the order of the 2 methods performed is assigned randomly
  • each worker provides a pair of data values
  • each method is tested under similar conditions
  • this often leads to a smaller sampling error than independent sample design b/c same workers are sued for both methods
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13
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which method (independent or matched design) leads to smaller sampling error

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matched sample

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14
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what is the key to the matched sample design method

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we only consider the column of differences

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15
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what is the formula for test stat for hyp test involving matched samples

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t = dhat - Md / Sd/ square root n

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16
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how do you calculate the degrees of freedom for matched samples

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n-1

17
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when finding the t-value for matched samples design, what is the area

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it will likely be between 2 numbers

if it is a 2 tailed test, you double these numbers

18
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if the sample sizes are large enough that n1p1, n1(1-p1) and n2p2 and n2(1-p2) are all greater than or = to 5
the sampling distribution of phat 1 - phat 2 can

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be approximated by a normal distribution

19
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For the difference in pop, when P is NOT KNOWN, what do we do

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we pool, or combine the point estimates from the 2 samples (p1 and p2) to get a single point estimator of p as

phat = n1phat1 + n2phat2 / n1 + n2

20
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What is this formula phat = n1phat1 + n2phat2 / n1 + n2

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weighted avg of phat 1 and phat 2

also called the pooled estimator of p

21
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wiehn using a pooled estimate of p, and finding the area, what do you do when it is a two tailed test

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you multiply the area by 2

22
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If we are interested in testing whether the proportion of items in pop 1 is larger than the proportion of itmes in pop 2, the altnerative hyp should state

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P1 -P2 <0