Lesson 5: Measure of Variability Flashcards

1
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3 measures of dispersion

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  1. range
  2. quartile
  3. standard deviation
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2
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_________ is the spread of your data from the lowest to the highest value in the distribution.

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Range

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3
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Divide the data into four equal parts

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quartile

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4
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to know which partitioned is concentrated with the data

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box plot

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5
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Excel formula for standard deviation

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=STDEV.P (dataset)

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6
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is a statistic that measures the dispersion of a dataset relative to its mean

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Standard deviation

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7
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the most popular measure of dispersion

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standard deviation

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8
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it is denoted by greek letter sigma

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standard deviation

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9
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The empirical rule:

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  1. 68% of data are within 1 standard deviation
  2. 95% within of data are within 2 standard deviation
  3. 99.7% of data are within 3 standard deviation
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10
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Formula of Frequency distribution converted to probability distribution

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Frequency/total samples

i.e. 5/1000 = 0.005

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11
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Indicates how many standard deviation from the mean

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Z-score

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12
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Allows us to “standardize” data for comparison

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Z-score

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13
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Let us help to know the difference between the two distribution

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Standard deviation & mean

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