Introduction Flashcards

1
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Simpson’s Paradox

A

Aggregated data may have different outcome than when split up

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2
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Objective of statistics

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Make an inference about a population based on information in a sample

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3
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Population

A

set of units (people, objects, or events)

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4
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Sample

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subset of the units of a population

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5
Q

Quantitative data

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numerical

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6
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Qualitative data

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descriptive

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7
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ordinal data

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values are ordered

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8
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nominal data

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no particular order

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9
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Presenting nominal and ordinal data

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frequency table

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10
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Proportion

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of interest / total #

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11
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ratio

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number of interest / number not of interest

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12
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Pie chart useful for

A

relative proportions

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13
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sample mean

A

arithmetic mean

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14
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geometric mean

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nth root of product
3root of (1 x 2 x 3 )
used when data on log scale

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15
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IQR

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Q3 - Q1

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16
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Q1

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1/4 * (n+1)

17
Q

Q2

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2/4*(n+1)

18
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Q3

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3/4*(n+1)

19
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standard deviation

A

difference of each value from the mean. Then square it. Then add. divide by n-1. then sqroot

20
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variance

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standard deviation squared