Statistics- Representations of data (3) Flashcards

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Outlier

A

An extreme value that lies outside the overall data pattern.

Greater than Q₃ : Q₃ + k(Q₃ - Q₁)
Less than Q₁ : Q₁ - k(Q₃ - Q₁)

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2
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Cleaning the data

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Removing anomalies from a data set

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3
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What does&raquo_space; mean?

A

Much greater than

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4
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Box plots

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Used to show important features of the data:

  • Quartiles
  • Max and min points
  • Outliers
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5
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Cumulative frequency graph

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Used to plot grouped frequency tables and find estimates for median, quartiles and percentiles.
-plot upper class boundary and cumulative frequency
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6
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Histograms

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Used to represent grouped continuous data

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7
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What is the area of a histogram bar proportional to?

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The frequency in each class

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8
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Histogram- area of bar equation

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area of bar=k*frequency

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9
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Histogram- frequency density

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frequency density=frequency/ class width

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10
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When comparing data you should comment on…

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  • a measure of location

- a measure of spread

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11
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Which measures of location and spread pair?

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  • Mean and standard deviation

- Median and IQR

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12
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How do you make a frequency polygon?

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Join the middle of the top of each bar on a histogram

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