descriptive data Flashcards

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Mean

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The arithmetic average of a dataset.

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Median

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The middle value when data is ordered.

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3
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Mode

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The most frequently occurring value in a dataset.

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4
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Range

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The difference between the maximum and minimum values.

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5
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Variance

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The average squared deviation from the mean.

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6
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Standard Deviation

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The square root of variance.

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7
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Interquartile Range (IQR)

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The range between the first and third quartiles.

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8
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Skewness

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A measure of asymmetry in the data distribution.

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9
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Kurtosis

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A measure of whether data has heavy or light tails.

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10
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Coefficient of Variation

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The ratio of standard deviation to the mean.

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11
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Percentiles

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Values that split data into 100 equal parts.

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12
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Quartiles

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Values that split data into four equal parts.

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13
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Z-Score

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The number of standard deviations a value is from the mean.

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14
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Coefficient of Determination (R²)

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A measure of how well a model explains variation in data.

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15
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Histogram

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A graphical representation of data distribution.

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16
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Box Plot

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A graphical representation of five-number summary.

17
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Correlation Coefficient (r)

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A measure of linear relationship between two variables.

18
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Covariance

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A measure of how two variables vary together.

19
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Empirical Rule

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A rule stating 68%-95%-99.7% of data falls within 1-2-3 standard deviations for a normal distribution.

20
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Central Limit Theorem

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A theorem stating that the sampling distribution of the mean approaches normality as sample size increases.