Lecture 3 Flashcards

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Graph

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Visual representation of a relationship between two or three variables

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Bar Graph

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Vertical or horizontal columns representing the distribution of a numerical variable against one or more categorical variables

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3
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Explanatory variable

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Predicts or affects the other variable, called the response variable

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4
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Scatter plot

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Graphical display of two numerical variables which each observation is represented as point on a graph with two (or three) axes
-Can have multiple series

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5
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Line Graph

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Uses dots connected by line segments to display trends in a measurement over time or other ordered states

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6
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Number of intervals should be used?

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No strict rules but some rules, like Sturges’ rule:

n.intervals=1+ln(n)/ln(2)

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7
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Mode

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Interval corresponding to the highest peak in the frequency distribution

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