Unit 2 Flashcards

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what is the response variable?

Variable whose val…

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variable whose value can be explained by value of explanatory/predictor variable

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2
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what is a scatter diagram?

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graph that shows relationship between 2 quantitative variables measures on same individual

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Two variables that are linearly related is called; positively associated if:

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whenever value of 1 variable increases, value of other variable also increases

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Two variables that are linearly related is called; Negatively associated if:

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whenever value of 1 variable increases, value of other variable decreases

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5
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what is linear correlation coefficient?

Measure of…

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measure of strength and direction of linear relation between 2 quantitative variables

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6
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what is least-square regression line?

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line that minimizes sum of squared errors

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7
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what is law of large numbers?

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As number of reps of probability experiment increases; proportion gets closer to probability of outcome

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8
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what is Experiment?

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any process that can be repeated in which results are uncertain

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9
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what is Sample space, S of a probability experiment?

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collection of all possible outcomes

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10
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what is Event?

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any collection of outcomes from probability experiment, may consist of 1+ outcomes

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what is a probability model?

Lists possible outcomes of

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lists possible outcomes of probability experiment and each outcome’s probability

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12
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If an event is impossible, what is probability?

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0

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13
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if an even is a certainty, what is probability

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1

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14
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what is unusual event

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event that has low probability of occurring; probability less than 0.05

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15
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what is Empirical Method

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probability of event E is approximately number of times event E is observed, divided by number of repetitions of experiment

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16
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what is Classical method?

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If an experiment has n equally likely outcomes and if number of ways that an event E can occur is m

17
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what happens when 2 events are disjoint or mutually exclusive?

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no outcome in common

18
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what is a random variable?

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numerical measure of outcome of probability experiment, so its value is determined by chance

19
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Two events E and F are independent if…

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occurrence of event E doesn’t affect probability of event F

20
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what is a Discrete random variable

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either finite or countable number of values

21
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what is a Continuous random variable?

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has infinitely many values

22
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what is probability distribution?

Provides possible…

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provides possible values of random variable X and their corresponding probabilities

23
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what is a binomial probability distribution?

Discrete probability…

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discrete probability distribution that describes probabilities for experiment in which there are only 2 outcomes