Summer Work Vocabulary Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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Statistics

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Study of variability

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Variability

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How things vary and differ

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3
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2 Branches of AP Stats

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Inferential and descriptive

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4
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Descriptive Stats

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Describe data collected: pictures, or summaries

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Inferential Stats

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Infer about data collected: Big picture and entire population

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Compare DS and IS

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Descriptive describes data you have; inferential infers something about entire population

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Data

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Collected information/ measurement

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Population

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The group you’re interested in

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Sample

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Subset of population

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Compare pop. to samp.

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Populations are large; samples are subsets of population

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Compare data to stats.

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Data is each piece of information collected; statistics are when we summarize a group of data

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Compare data to parameters

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Data is each piece of info collected; parameters are numbers that summarize the entire population

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Parameters

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Numerical summary of population

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Statistic

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Numerical summary of a sample

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15
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Compare Data-Statistic-Parameter using a categorical example

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Data is individual measures; statistics and parameters are summaries
Meal preference:
Data- Taco, taco, pasta, burger, taco
Statistics- 42% of sample preferred tacos
Parameter- 42% of the population preferred tacos

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Compare Data-Statistic-Parameter using quantitative example

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Data are individual measures; statistics and parameters are summaries
Holding Breath:
Data- 45 sec, 64 sec, 32 sec, 68 sec
Statistics- Average breath holding time in the sample is 52.4 sec
Parameter- Average breath holding time in the population is 52.4 sec

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Census

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Sample of the entire population

18
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When do you use a census?

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Small populations

19
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Difference between a parameter and as statistic

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Parameters= Population
Statistics= Statistics
20
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Difference between a sample and a census

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Sample is from small part of population; census is from entire population

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Random variables

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Quantitative Data

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Numerical data

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Categorical Data

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Descriptive data

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Frequency

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Percent of time something occurs in data

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Data/Datum
Data is singular; datum is plural
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Frequency distribution
Table showing how often certain values occur in a data set
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Relative frequency
Percent of time something shows up
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Formula for relative frequency
Divide frequency by total
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Cumulative frequency
Adding frequencies
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Relative cumulative frequency
Adding up percentages
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Mean
Average of data
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Population mean vs sample mean
Mean of population is a parameter; mean of sample is a statisitc
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Median
Middlemost number
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Mode
Most common data in sample
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Where do we use mode?
With categorical variables