Statistics Chapter 3 Representations of Data Flashcards

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What is the way to find the outliers?

A

Outliers are either:
- greater than Q_3 + k(Q_3 - Q_1)
- less than Q_1 - k(Q_3 - Q_1)

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What is cleaning the data?

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The process of removing anomalies from a data set

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What do&raquo_space; and &laquo_space;denote?

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> > is much greater than
&laquo_space;is much less than

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How are the lowest and highest values (that aren’t outliers) represented on a box plot?

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As vertical lines on the value

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How are the lower quartile, median and upper quartile represented on box plots?

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As a box (starting on the lower quartile and ending on the upper quartile) with a line through the median

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How do you find estimates of the median and quartile for a grouped frequency table?

A

Draw a cumulative frequency diagram
Plot each point using the upper class boundary for x and the cumulative frequency for y

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How do you calculate frequency density?

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Frequency density = frequency / class width

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How do you form a frequency polygon?

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Joining the middle of the top of each bar in a histogram

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What can you comment on when comparing data?

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  • a measure of location
  • a measure of spread
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