Chi-squared Tests Flashcards

1
Q

Explain why these data could possibly be modelled by a discrete uniform distribution.

A

Each box has an equal chance of being opened- each box is expected to be opened (20) times.

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2
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Why is there always one constraint?

A

Expected frquencies must add up to 100

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3
Q

How many constraints are there for binomial & poisson respectively?

A

1 (+ 1 if porbability/ mean is not given)

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4
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Rev. Ex. 2 Q5b
The head of English suggested that the Director was losing accuracy by combining thr English grades C to U in one row. He suggested that the Director should split the English grades into two rows, grades C or D and grades E or U as for Maths.

State why this might lead to problems in performing the test.

A
  • increasing the number of data cells–> some may have expected frequencies less than 5
  • will require merging some rows and/or columns to perform the chi-squared test
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5
Q

Formula for estimating p for geometric

A

1/ E(x)

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6
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Explain why the degree of freedom is 3 when the sample size is 4. (1)

A

only constraint is that the totals agree

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