Statistical Analysis (Exp. 1) Flashcards

1
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difference between the highest and the lowest values in a set of measurements

A

range

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2
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range expressed in relative terms

A

relative range

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3
Q

range divided by the mean multiplied to 1000

A

relative range

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4
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average of the individual deviations from the mean, divided by the mean

A

average deviation

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5
Q

used for obtaining scatter due to random error

A

variance

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6
Q

square root of variance

A

standard deviation

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7
Q

relative value of SD

A

coefficient of variance

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8
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this is done by dividing the standard deviation to the sample mean and multiplying it to 100

A

coefficient of variance

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9
Q

relative value of SD multiplied by 1000

A

relative standard deviation

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10
Q

provides measure of the uncertainty associated with the central result

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measures of central tendency

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11
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provides measure of the uncertainty associated with the central value obtained

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measures of precision

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12
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defined as the closeness of the results or the reproducibility of measurements

A

precision

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13
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provides the measure of the closeness to the true value and is expressed as error

A

accuracy

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14
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difference between the measured value and the true value

A

absolute error

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15
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absolute error is divided to the true value multiplied by 100 or 1000

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relative error

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16
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higher variation indicates…

A

greater level of dispersion around the mean

17
Q

higher standard deviation means…

A

values are far from the mean

18
Q

indicates the closeness of the
measurement to its true or accepted value
and is expressed by the error

A

accuracy