HSS (done perman) Flashcards

1
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assumption of statistics

A

all knowledge is uncertain

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2
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primary goal of statistics

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measure degree of uncertainty of observation

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3
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mean (show via example)

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mean of 1, 2, 3, 4

10/4 = 2.5

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4
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median (show via example)

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median of 1,2,2,4,8,16

is 3

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5
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mode def

A

most frequently occurring value in sample

ex: in sample of 1,2,3,4
mode is 1,2,3,4

ex: in sample of 1,2,2,2
mode is 2

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6
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inductivism process

example

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1 observe
2 make hypothesis about observation
3 compare hypotheses and choose most probable

ex: observe stuff via physical exam -> coming up with diagnosis

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7
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what was the theory that countered inductivism

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falsification

  • deductive
  • you can always falsify (prove something is false) but you can never prove something is 100% true
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8
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rel of p value and null hypothesis

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use p value as basis for rejecting null hypothesis

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9
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is p value a short/long term measure

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p - short

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10
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what is the p value fallacy

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notion that p value (derived for short term) can provide a long term answer

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11
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non parametric def

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not make assumption based on a distribution

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12
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if have only two choices, what distribution should you draw

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binominal

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13
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if you are graphing “counts”/numbers, you should draw what distribution

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Poisson distribution

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14
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p value depends on what

A

sample size

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15
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read: p value says little about prob of observed value being true

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16
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90% confidence interval uses an alpha of what

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alpha = 0.1