Stats M. 3 Flashcards

1
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probability is a number between…

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0 and 1

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2
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probability can be expressed as…

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fraction, decimal, or percentage

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3
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subjective probability

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based on personal opinion

ex. there is a 30% chance that I will attend the next Miami hockey game

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theoretical probability

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based on formulas

ex. the probability of getting head when flipping a fair coin is 50% since there are two possible outcomes and both are equally likely

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5
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experimental probability

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based on the results of a random experiment

ex. flip a coin 10 times and use the proportion of times you obtain heads to estimate the probability of getting heads

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6
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Law of large numbers

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if we repeat an experiment a large # of times the results that we see experimentally should be closer and closer to what we would expect to see theoretically

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7
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sample space

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collection of all possible outcomes
-tree diagrams
-venn diagrams

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8
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event

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a subset of the sample space, a collection outcomes
-a single outcome (getting head on a coin flip)
-several outcomes (rolling an even number on a die)
-the entire sample space
-no outcome at all

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9
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complement

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the subset of all outcomes within the sample space that are NOT in the event A of interest

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intersection

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(A and B) The event containing all of the elements that are common to both A and B

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union

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(A or B) The event containing all of the elements that belong to either A only, B only, or both A and B

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12
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mutually exclusive

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events that have no outcomes in common
-cannot happen at the same time

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13
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Complements P(A^c)=

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1-P(A)

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14
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Unions P(A or B)=

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P(A)+P(B)-P(A and B)

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15
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Correct postive

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test result indicates that the condition is present, and it is

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16
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false positive

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test result indicates that the condition is present, but it is not

17
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fasle negative

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test result indicates that the condition is not present, but it is

18
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correct negative

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test result indicates that the condition is not present, and its not

19
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sensitivity

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the probability that the test will give a positive result, given that the condition tested for is present
P(Positive result|condition is present)

20
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specificity

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the probability that the test will give a negative result, given that the condition tested for is not present
P(Negative result|condition is not present)