Lecture 4 Flashcards

1
Q

are usually collected in a raw format

A

DATA

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2
Q

All the data is presented in the form of text,
phrases, or paragraphs.

A

TEXTUAL PRESENTATION

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3
Q

It is a systematic and logical arrangement of
data in the form of Rows and Columns with
respect to the characteristics of data.

A

TABULAR PRESENTATION

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4
Q

contains the captions or
column headings

A

BOXHEAD

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5
Q

The row captions

A

STUBS

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6
Q

iven at the foot of the
table for explanation of any fact or information
included in the table

A

FOOTNOTES

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7
Q

is used when the
individual observations involve only to a single
variable.

A

SIMPLE OR ONE-WAY TABLE

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8
Q

an extension of a simple in which there
are more than one variable distributed among its attributes

A

COMPOUND TABLE

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9
Q

a quality, property or component
of a variable according to which it can be differentiated with
respect to other variables

A

ATTRIBUTE

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10
Q

We may refer to a compound table as a

A

CROSS TABULATION / CONTINGENCY TABLE

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11
Q

simply tells
how often a variable takes on each of its
possible values

A

FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION

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12
Q

Command for making frequency table

A

frequency(data_array,bins_array)

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13
Q

are categories into which data are grouped

A

CLASSES

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14
Q

is the
d i f f e r e n c e b e t w e e n
consecutive lower class
limits

A

CLASS WIDTH

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15
Q

a very effective visual tool as it displays data at
a glance, facilitates comparison, and can reveal trends and
relationships within the data

A

GRAPH

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16
Q

constructed by labeling each category
of data on either the horizontal or vertical
axis and the frequency or relative frequency
of the category on the other axis

17
Q

is used for the case of one
variable only (BAR GRAPH)

A

SIMPLE BAR GRAPH

18
Q

an extension of a simple bar chart when
there are quantities of several variables to be displayed

A

MULTIPLE BAR GRAPH / GROUPED COLUMN CHART

19
Q

In this type of bar chart, the components (quantities) of each
variable are piled on top of one another

A

COMPONENT BAR GRAPH / SUBDIVIDED COLUMN CHART

20
Q

It is a graph used to present quantitative, continous data

21
Q

Basic Shapes of Histogram

A
  • Bell-Shaped
  • Bimodal
  • Skewed Right
  • Skewed Left
  • Uniform
  • Random
22
Q

It is a circle divided into sectors

23
Q

A graph that shows information that is
connected in some way

A

LINE GRAPH

24
Q

The simplest of line graphs

A

SIMPLE LINE GRAPH

25
Q

graphs illustrate information on
several variables so that comparison is possible
between them (LINE GRAPH)

A

MULTIPLE LINE GRAPHS

26
Q

are used to investigate the
relationship between two variables

A

SCATTER DIAGRAM / SCATTERPLOT

27
Q

are specially designed to
display dispersion and skewness in a distribution

A

BOX AND WHISKERS DIAGRAM / BOXPLOTS