Histogram Flashcards
is the process of collecting and analyzing input data to increase the accuracy of a simulation
Input data modeling
The collection and analysis of input data require time and resource commitment, particularly in discrete event simulation (true or false)
true
In a queuing system simulation, the typical input data are the distribution of time between arrivals and service time (true or false)
true
Input data models provide a driving force for a simulation (true or false)
true
What are the possible steps in developing an input data model?
- Collecting data from a system.
- Identifying the probability distribution to represent the input process.
- Choose appropriate/applicable parameters for the distribution.
- Evaluating the chosen distribution.
is a big part of solving real-life problems, particularly in input data modeling
Data collection
What are the following practices that are highly suggested to be observed during data collection?
- Plan ahead and/or conduct a pre-observing session.
- Perform general analysis of data as it is being collected.
- Construct a scatter diagram to check for relationship between variables.
- Check for auto-correlation.
a mathematical representation of the degree of similarity between a given time series and a lagged version of itself over successive intervals
autocorrelation
is a graphical representation that organizes a group of data points into user-specified ranges
It represents the frequency distribution of variables in a data set
histogram
it condenses a graphical representation that organizes a group of data points into user-specified ranges.
It represents the frequency distribution of variables in a data set.
histogram
Histograms are commonly used in Statistics to demonstrate how many of a certain type of variable occurs within a specific range (true or false)
true
The common shape of the distribution, both for natural and industrial settings, is the …
normal distribution
What are the other distribution shapes?
- Bi-Modal Distribution.
- Unitary Distribution.
- Negatively Skewed. (Left skewed)
- Positively skewed. (Right skewed)
In histograms, the number of class intervals, or the class boundaries depends on the number of ..
observations and the dispersion of the data, and the square root of the sample size.