Quantitative variables Flashcards

1
Q

Simplest way to visualize quantitative variables

A

Dot plot

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2
Q

All the digits of the number but the last

A

The stem

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3
Q

The final digit

A

Leaf

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4
Q

Most common way to graph a quantitative variable?

A

Histogram

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5
Q

Range of data is divided into consecutive, non overlapping intervals called bins

A

Histogram

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6
Q

Can the bars in a histogram touch and be re arranged?

A

No

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7
Q

What does the height over bin indicate in a histogram?

A

The # of measurements within that interval

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8
Q

The histograms ———- variable can be described in terms of shape?

A

Categoricals

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9
Q

of peaks in a data set

A

Modality

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10
Q

The distribution is approximately mirrored across a central line of symmetry

A

Symmetric

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11
Q

Left tail if distribution’s stretched out

A

Skewed left

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12
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Right tail is stretched out

A

Skewed right

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13
Q

Most data takes a high value with a few low values
Bottom half of data is spread out

A

Skewed left

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14
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Most values will be low with some high values
Top of date is more spread out

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Skewed right

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