Lecture 4 - Correlation Techniques Flashcards
\_\_\_\_\_ = checks difference between means of 2 groups; \_\_\_\_ = checks differences between means of 3 or more groups
T-test;
ANOVA
both ANOVA and T-tests are used for _____ data ie Gausian/normal distribution
parametric
the _____ compares variance among experimental groups in an ANOVA test
F ratio
equation for F ratio
(variance between groups) / (variance within groups)
_____ tests deal with continuous/population parameters
parametric;
ie weight
non parametric/distribution-free tests may test differences in _____. useful for comparing data for _____ or ____ variables
frequency;
nominal, ordinal
\_\_\_\_\_ = categorical data ie yes or no; \_\_\_\_\_ = ordered data; can rank, but distance doesn't matter; \_\_\_\_\_ = ordered data, and distance between data is meaningful \_\_\_\_ = 0 means there is 0 of something, it is meaninful
nominal;
ordinal;
interval;
ratio
most important nonparametric test for testing hypotheses of nominal and ordinal data?
chi squared test
Chi-Squared Test:
compares differences between ___ or more _______ of categorical outcomes
2;
percentages (proportions)
The ______ test is the exact same as Chi-square but it assumes less than 5 subjects
fishers exact
vs Chi square, which requires data from > 5 subjects per cell
the _______ test asks whether 2 independent samples come from the same population ie is it random or not
wilcoxon rank sum test
if a confidence interval is given for relative levels, the control group is assumed to be _____
1
the correlation coefficient, ___, expresses the strength and direction of a relationship between ___ variables
r;
2
values of r range between ___ and ____. what value indicates perfect linear correlation?
-1. 1;
1
the _____ or ____ is the amount of variance in one variable that can be explained by variance in another variable
coefficient of determination;
r^2