RANDOM VARIABLES + FDT Flashcards

1
Q

measures the extent to which data is dispersed / spread out

A

measures of dispersion

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2
Q

measure of asymmetry of a distribution

A

skewness

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3
Q

used for ORDINAL data

A

quartile deviation

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4
Q

amount of spread between:
1. 1st Quartile and Median
OR
2. Median and 3rd Quartile

A

quartile deviation

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5
Q

average of absolute values

A

Mean Absolute Deviation

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6
Q

If MAD is small, scores are _____

A

close

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7
Q

If MAD is big, scores are _____

A

scattered

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8
Q

_x

A

mean

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9
Q

N

A

total number of data / population size

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10
Q

low standard deviation -

A

close

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11
Q

high standard deviation -

A

spread

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12
Q

2 sets of data may have same measures of central tendency BUT must have different variations

A

TRUE

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13
Q

i

A

class range

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14
Q

the modal class is the class with __________

A

highest frequency

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15
Q

a collection of all possible events

A

sample space

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16
Q

denoted by letter ā€œSā€

A

sample space

17
Q

elements in sample space

A

sample points

18
Q

ranvar associated with numerical values / set of possible outcomes

A

discrete random variable

19
Q

ranvar where values are in a continuous scale

A

continuous random variable

20
Q

ranvar where values can be non-integers

A

continuous random variable

21
Q

weight of 11 - Fermat students

A

continuous random variable

22
Q

average monthly income of Sir Cueto

A

continuous random variable

23
Q

percentage of students that passed the Long Test 3

A

continuous random variable

24
Q

number of 11 - Fermat students

A

discrete random variable

25
Q

price of a Madame Web ticket

A

discrete random variable

26
Q

number of defective light bulbs in a box of 10

A

discrete random variable

27
Q

result of rolling a die

A

discrete random variable

28
Q

income

A

continuous random variable

29
Q

allowance / day of a college student

A

continuous random variable

30
Q

number of emails received in a day

A

discrete random variable

31
Q

passenger capacity

A

discrete random variable

32
Q

monthly electric consumption

A

continuous random variable

33
Q

number of tourist spots

A

discrete random variable

34
Q

likelihood of event based on MATHEMATICAL REASONING

A

theoretical probability

35
Q

likelihood of event based on REPEATED EXPERIMENTS

A

experimental / observation / empirical probability

36
Q

The probability of each event in the sample space must be ___

A

between / equal to 0 / 1

37
Q

The sum of probabilities must be ___

A

equal to 1

38
Q

countable / whole numbers only

A

discrete random variable