Quiz 1 - Lectures 1 and 2 Flashcards

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variable

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characteristic that changes over time and/or for different people or objects

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2
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experimental unit

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person or object on which variable is being measured

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3
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Measurement

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data value comes when a variable is measured on experimental unit

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4
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Population

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set of all measurements of importance to investigator

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5
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Sample

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subset of measurements selected from population

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6
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Univariate

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1 variable is measure on a single experimental unit

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7
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Bivariate

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2 variable measured on a single experimental unit

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8
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multivariate

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2+ variables measured on a single experimental unit

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Qualitative

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variable measures a quality or characteristic

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10
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quantitative

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variable measures a numerical quantity or amount

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Discrete

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variable can assume only countable number of values, finite

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Continuous

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variable can assume any value within an interval

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13
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statistical table

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list of categories and measure of how often each value occured (frequency)

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14
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Data Distribution

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a graph

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Categorical

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Categorical and qualitative are exchangeable

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Frequency

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number of measurements in each category

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relative frequency

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proportion of measurements in each category

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percentage

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relative frequency x 100%

19
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the sum of frequencies…

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is always n (the total # of measuremtns in set)

20
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the sum of relative frequency…

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is always 1

21
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the sum of percentages…

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is always 100%

22
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when qualitative variable, categories should be chosen so measurements will fall into…

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1 and only 1 category

23
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when qualitative variable, categories should be chosen so each measurement has…

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1 category to fall into

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Time series

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data set that forms when a quantitative varible is recorded over time at equally spaced intervals

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line chart
best data distribution for time series
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trend
pattern used to make a prediction about the future
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dotplot
the simplest graph for quantitative data
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Class
subinterval created when you divide up an interval from smalles to largest measurements
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Class boundaries
numbers that create upper and lower limits of class
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Class width
difference between upper and lower class boundaries
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class frequency
number of measurements falling into that particular class
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the number of classes in a relative frequency histogram
usually 5 to 12
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more data =
more classes
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With this data you must assign 1 class for each integer value for a histogram
discrete data
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location
center of data cloud
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shape
spread of distribution
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skewed to the right
greater proportion of measurements lie to the right of the peak, contains a few unusually large measurements
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skewed to the left
greater proportion of measurements lie to the left of the peak, contains a few unusually small measurements
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unimodal
1 peak
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bimodal
2 peaks, often represents a mix of 2 different populations in data set
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uniform
heights are the same for each class