Lecture 6 Flashcards

Confidence Interval Estimates

1
Q

What is estimation?

A

population parameter is UNKNOWN, sample stats is used to generate estimates of the unknown parameter

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2
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What is hypothesis testing?

A

explicit statement made about the POP parameter, sample stats are analyzed to decide whether to accept or reject the hypothesis about the parameter

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3
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What are the 4 components to estimations?

A
  • point estimate
  • confidence interval (CI%)
    -level of confidence
  • margin of error
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4
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What is the general calculation for estimation (CI) ranges?

A

point estiamte +/- z or t * margin of error

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5
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What is the margin of error equation for a single sample z-distribution?

A

s (sd of sample) / root n (sample size)

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6
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How do you calculate t?

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x-bar - mew / SE (standard error = s/root n)

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7
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What is the point estimate of two independent samples?

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x-bar 1 - x-bar 2

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What is the Sp equation for two independent samples?

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root [(n1-1) s1^2 + (n2-1)s2^2] / n1+n2 -2

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9
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What is the margin of error for two independent samples?

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Sp*(root (1/n1 + 1/n2)

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10
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What must be true of the variance with two independent samples?

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variance check = s1^2 / s2^2 must be between 0.5 and 2

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11
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What is the df for two independent samples?

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df = n1 + n2 - 2

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12
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What is the point estimate of matched samples?

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X-bar d = sum of differencence (di) / n

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13
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What is the sd of matched samples?

A

root (sum of (di - xbar d)^2 / n-1)

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14
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What is the margin of error for matched samples?

A

z/t * sd / root n

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15
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What is the df of matched samples?

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df = n -1

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16
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What is the point estimate for RR?

A

point estimate =
ln (p-hat 1 / p-hat 2)

17
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What is the margin of error of RR?

A

root [(n1 - x1) / x1] / n1 +
[(n2 - x2) / x2] /n2

18
Q

What addition calculation needs to be performed on RR and OR?

A

exp (lower and upper limit)

19
Q

What is being interpreted in RR?

A

the range of TRUE risk

20
Q

What is the point estimate of OR?

A

ln (p-hat 1 / q-hat 1) / p-hat 2 / q-hat 2)

21
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What is the margin of error for OR?

A

root [(1/X1 + 1/(n1-x1) + 1/x2 + 1/(n2-x2)]