From PALS Flashcards

1
Q

What is | in R

A

‘OR’

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2
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Three types of R variables

A

Numeric
Characters (also called ‘strings”
Logical (eg true/false)

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3
Q

A variable with more than one variable

A

Vector

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4
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Character you use to select variables out of a dataframe

A

$

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5
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Types of scores - untouched metric

A

= raw/observed

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6
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Scaled to the metric mean

A

= Deviation scores (always sums to zero)

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7
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Scaled to a specific mean, with specified amount of st dv per unit

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= standardised score

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8
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Mean is set to 0 and 1 standard deviation of 1 per unit

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= Z score

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9
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What are random variables

A

perpetually unknowable variables pertaining to the real world

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10
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Two types of variable

A

Continuous (decimal points make sense)

Discrete (or factor) (ps categorical variable = discrete variables

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11
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Standard Dev of a sampling distribution

A

= Standard error

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12
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Examples of observed test statistic

A

t-statistic, chi-squared, F-statistic

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13
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Theoretical probability distribution

A

gives you the equivalent of a sampling distribution without yo having to construct it

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14
Q

Are CIs a function of p values

A

Yep

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15
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What defines the CI

A

standard error + alpha criterion value

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16
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Which error types do alpha criterions control

A

Type 1 (false positives)

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17
Q

Effect size..

A

= strength of relationship

18
Q

Pearson’s r is…

A

an effect size measure

19
Q

Cramer’s V is…

A

an effect size measure

20
Q

R squared is…

A

an effect size measure

21
Q

Measuring systematic co-occurrance is done with..

A

association

22
Q

Correlation coefficient is a standardised…

A

covariance (essentially covariance of Z-scores)

23
Q

Range for Pearson’s r

A

-1 to 1

24
Q

What is r in correlation

A

sample coefficient

25
Q

What is rho in correlation

A

population parameter

26
Q

When do you use Cramer’s V

A

association between categorical variables

27
Q

Cramer’s V range

A

0-1?

28
Q

What is the value of a 0% CI

A

The sample statistic itself

29
Q

What does simple regression mean

A

1 x DV and 1 x IV

30
Q

How you calculate St Dev

A

Sort of variance

31
Q

Variance

A

Average variation

32
Q

Variation

A

Total variation…

33
Q

Covariance is standardised?

A

False

34
Q

Linear regression model equation

A

Y(hat) = a + bX + e

35
Q

What is OLS in regression

A

Ordinary Least Squares (smallest sum of squares)

36
Q

R-squared

A

proportion of variance explained by the model

37
Q

Under what conditions do you need to use an adjusted R squared

A

Small sample size

Large number of IVs

38
Q

Assumptions for regression (4)

A
  1. Independence of observations
  2. Linearity
  3. Homoscedasticity
  4. Normality of residuals
39
Q

How do you test Homoscedasticity

A

Breusch-Pagan (want a big p value)

40
Q

What is homoscedasticity anyway

A

residuals distributed equally above and below zero

41
Q

How can you tell if you’re looking at standardised multiple regression analysis results

A

there is no intercept reported (or it is 0)