Data visualisation Flashcards

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What graphs would you use to describe categorical data

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  • bar chart
  • pie chart
  • waffle plot
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2
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if you’re comparing categorical data on a bar chart do you need error bars

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no as there is no SD it either happened or didn’t

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3
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What do 95% confidence intervals show

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95% chance that the this interval includes the true population value

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4
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What does a forest plot show

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summarises results from a number of scientific studies addressing the same question - it is a graphical representation of meta-analysis

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5
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What does the squares represent

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study odds ratio - the size indicates relative size of the study

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6
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What does the line length represent

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95% confidence intervals - if the line does not cross 1 then the treatment is significantly different from control

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7
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What does the diamond represent

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the overall odds ratio

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8
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What chart and statistic would you use for categorical data for a single group

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  • bar chart
  • pie chart
  • waffle plot

Statistic - number (percent)

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9
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what graph/chart do you use for categorical odds/risk ratio

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forest plot

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10
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what graph/chart do you use for categorical risk reduction

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cates plot

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11
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What graphs/charts do you use to show continuous data

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  • histogram
  • dot plot
  • box and whisker
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12
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What is the pearson’s correlation coefficient

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it is a statistic that measures the statistical relationship or association between 2 continuous variables

it gives information about the magnitude of the association or correlation as well as direction of the relationship

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