Comparing Data Flashcards

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What are independent observations?

A

Two observations, A and B, are independent if the probability of A occurring does not influence the probability of B.

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2
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What is { } known as?

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Sample space. Often indicates all possible outcomes.

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3
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What are paired observations?

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Paired observations are nature dependent.

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4
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What is the definition of mean?

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Sum of all values and divide by number of values.

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5
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What is the definition of the median?

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This is known as the middle value.

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What is the definition of the mode?

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This is known as the most common value.

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7
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What is the definition of standard deviation?

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This is known as the measure of the spread of data.

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8
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What are the main features of a box plot?

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  • Median Line

- Interquartile Range. (25th and 75th centile.)

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9
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What is the shape of a negatively skewed diagram?

A

shape of left toes.

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10
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What is the shape of a positively skewed diagram?

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shape of right toes.

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11
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What is a hypothesis?

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This is a statement.

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12
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What do H0 mean?

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There is no difference between the two sets of data.

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13
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What does H1 mean?

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There is a difference between the two sets of data.

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14
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What is the ‘p - value’?

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A value which indicates the probability of our observed difference is very small -> we reject the idea that there is NO difference.

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