Week 4 - Analysis of Numerical Data Flashcards

1
Q

What is another word for Mean?

A

Average

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2
Q

Define Median?

A

middle value in a set of data that has been ordered from lowest to highest

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3
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Define Mode?

A

is the value in a data set that appears most frequently

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4
Q

What are resistant measures?

A

Extreme values don’t affect the median, mode and IQR.

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5
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Do extreme values affect the Mean?

A

Yes

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6
Q

Define Lower Quartile (LQ)?

A

value at 25% of the data set

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7
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Define Upper Quartile (LQ)?

A

value at 75% of the data set

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8
Q

Define Spread?

A

the amount of scattering of data values

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9
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Define Range?

A

the difference between the highest and lowest value.

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10
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Define Interquartile Range (IQR)?

A

difference between the upper and lower quartile

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11
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Define Variance?

A

measure of variation between based on squared deviations from the mean; directly related to the standard deviation.

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12
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Define Standard Deviation?

A

measure of variation based on squared deviations from the mean; directly related to the variance.

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13
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Define Coefficient of variation?

A

relative measure of variation; the standard deviation divided by the mean.

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14
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Define Z scores?

A

measures of relative standing; number of standard deviations that given data values are from the mean.

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15
Q

Define Normal Distribution?

A

continuous probability distribution represented by a bell-shaped curve

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