Chapter 11.2 Flashcards

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What is a goodness-to-fit test?

A

used to test the hypothesis that an observed frequency distribution fits some claimed distribution, test the hypothesis that the population of all outcomes occur with equal frequencies
-requirements:
1) data is randomly selected
2) sample data consist of frequency counts for each of the diff categories
3) for each category, the expected frequency is at least 5

pg. 574

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How do you find expected frequencies when they are all ecpected to be all equal?

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E=n/k
n is the number of data values
k is the number of categories
don’t have to be whole numbers

total trials/total categories or the average of the outcomes

pg. 576

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3
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What is the terminology for goodness-of-fit tests?

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O=the observed frequency for a category
E=the expected frequency for a category
p=probability for a category
k=number of categories
n=number of observed sample values

pg. 576

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4
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How do you do a goodness-to-fit test by hand?

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x^2=Sumation(O-E)^2/E
O=observed frequency
E=expected frequency
use a chart and go step by step for each category
e.g.
O:E:O-E:(O-E)^2:(O-E)^2/E…then add all (O-E)^2/E values togther to find x^2

pg. 577

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5
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How do you find the degrees of freedom?

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df=k-1
k=number of categories

pg. 578

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6
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How to find x^2 with a TI-84

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observed freq-L1
expected freq-L2
Stat->test
x^2 GOF-test
k-1 for df
calculate
will give x^2 and P-value

pg. 579

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7
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How do you find the P-value from the x^2?

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x^2cdf(x^2 value,1000,df)=P-value

pg. 581

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8
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How do you find the critical vaule?

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use the chart given and it will always be a positive number don’t use -/+ just +

pg. 583 and 605

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9
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What language do you use when addressing if Hsub0 is a “good fit”?

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reject Hsub0 or fail to reject Hsub0
if the P-value is low, reject H0

The Hsub0 will always be asking if that claim is a “good fit”

pg. 582 and 584

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10
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What is the flow chart for wording the final conclusion?

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Does the claim say goodfit?-yes-reject Hsub0?-yes-reject
Does the claim say goodfit?-yes-reject Hsub0?-no-not reject
Does the claim say goodfit?-no-reject Hsub0?-yes-support
Does the claim say goodfit?-no-reject Hsub0?-no-not support

same as before just asking if it’s a goodfit instead of equal

pg. 586

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11
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What are the steps on the test?

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a) find x^2
b) find critical value
c) find P-value
d) reject H0 or fail to reject H0
e) state conclusion

pg. 588

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How do you find the expected frequencies when diff categories are expected to have DIFF proportions?

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E=np
n is the total number of data values and p is the expected proportion for each category
-n is total observed frequency to find expected frequency take total observed frequency times expected proportion for each section

example on pg 592

pg. 590

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