intro to numerical measures Flashcards

1
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3 numerical measures

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-measure of location
-measure of variability
-measure of dist shape

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2
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measures of location

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-mean media mode
-percentiles (quartiles, quantiles, tertiles, median

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3
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measure of variability

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-range
-IQR
-variance
-standard deviation

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4
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measure of dust shape

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skewness

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5
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do sample mean and population mean have same formulas

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yes

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6
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n is

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size of sample

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7
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N is the size of

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population

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8
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problem with only using mean

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influenced by extreme values

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9
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problems of mode

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-poor measure if dist is flat (all have same frequency)
-not a great measure if data is continuous

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10
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when is mode helpful

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if not discretet and few alternatives

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11
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percentile tells us

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about how the data is spread over the interval from smallets to largest value

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12
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review of percentile

A

ook

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13
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quantiles

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cut points that divide set of data into equal intervals

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14
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purpose of quantiles

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summarize distribution and help understand the spread

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15
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quantiles is useful for

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descending dist and comparing dist

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16
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descending distribution

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allow you to see how data is spread and identify outliers + trends

17
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comparing distribution

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used to compare diff dataset dist

18
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common types of quantiles

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percentiles, quartiles, deciles, and tertiles

19
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percentiles divide date into

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100 equal parts

20
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quartiles divide date into

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4 equal parts (each is 25%)

21
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deciles divide data into

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10 equal parts (each 10%)

22
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tertiles divide data into

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Three equal parts (cut points are 33rd and 67th percentile)

23
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IQR

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diff between 3rd and 1st quartile (Q3-Q1)

24
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IQR overcomes

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dependency on ectreme values

25
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IQR is the range

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for the middle 50% of the data

26
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problem with IQR

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problem is it only takes 50% of voices where the other half may have important data

27
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variance utilizes all

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data

28
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variance is based on

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diff between value of each obersvation and mean

29
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diff between each Xi and the mean is called

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deivaiton about the mean

30
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standard deviation

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positive square root of variance

31
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S denotes what for standard deviation

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sample

32
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omega denotes what for standard deviation

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population

33
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