MIXED NOTATION FOR MIDTERM Flashcards by Joseph Nystrom

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IQR

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Q3-Q1

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s^2

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sample variance

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difference of population means

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mu 1 - mu 2

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ME for 1 mean (95% interval)

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2* s/root n

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ME for 1 prop (95% interval)

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2* root (pq/n)

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sample size

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n

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sample mean

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x-bar

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sample variance

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s^2

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SE for 1-proportion inference

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root (pq/n)

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Q3-Q1

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IQR

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mu 1 - mu 2

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difference of population means

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nCr formula

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n! / r! n-r!

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pop proportion

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p

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2* s/root n

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ME for 1 mean (95% interval)

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s

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sample st. dev

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x-bar

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sample mean

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SE for 1-mean inference

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sigma/root n

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Ho

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Null Hypothesis

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Outlier fences

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Q1- 1.5IQR and Q3+1.5IQR

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difference of sample means

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xbar 1 - xbar 2

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p

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pop proportion

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predicted y

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y-hat

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2* root (pq/n)

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ME for 1 prop (95% interval)

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two independence formulas

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P(A) = P (A|B) and P(A)*P(B)=P(A and B)

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population mean

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mu

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y-hat

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predicted y

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54321

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5! Meaning

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sigma^2

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population variance

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population st. dev

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sigma

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N

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population size

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root (pq/n)

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SE for 1-proportion inference

Q

Expected first success?

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1/p

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sigma

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population st. dev

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5! Meaning

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54321

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P(A) = P (A|B) and P(A)*P(B)=P(A and B)

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two independence formulas

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sample proportion

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p-hat

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Residual

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y - yhat

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difference of population proportions (%)

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p 1 - p 2

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y - yhat

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Residual

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Expected number of successes?

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np

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mu

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population mean

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Q1- 1.5IQR and Q3+1.5IQR

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Outlier fences

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population variance

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sigma^2

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Ha

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Alternative Hypothesis

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n

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sample size

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xbar 1 - xbar 2

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difference of sample means

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p-hat

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sample proportion

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phat 1 - phat 2

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difference of sample proportions

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Alternative Hypothesis

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Ha

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np

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Expected number of successes?

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sigma/root n

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SE for 1-mean inference

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p 1 - p 2

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difference of population proportions (%)

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n! / r! n-r!

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nCr formula

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difference of sample proportions

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phat 1 - phat 2

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sample st. dev

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s

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population size

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N

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Null Hypothesis

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Ho

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1/p

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Expected first success?