Epidemiology/Biostatistics II Flashcards
measure of central tendency
mean
median
mode
mode
most common
median
middle value
standard distribution
68
95
98
positive skew
mean greater than median greater than mode
negative skew
mean less than median less than mode
null hypothesis
no difference or relationship
alternative hypothesis
some difference or relationship
type I error
alpha
saying effect when none exists
type II error
beta
stating no effect when one exists
confidence interval
range of values in which specified probability of means of repeated samples would be expected to fall
95% confidence interval - p = 0.05
t-test
difference means between 2 groups
anova
differences between means of 3 or more groups
chi-square
difference between 2 or more percentages of categorical outcomes
pearson correlation coefficient
+1 to -1
closer to 1 - stronger correlation
coefficient of determination - r ~2
-correlation coefficient squared