Week 5 Flashcards

1
Q

What does normalisation allow?

A

Allows comparison of scores on different kinds of variables by standardising the distribution.

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2
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What is a z-score?

A

Datapoint. Standarizes the distribution.

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3
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How to normalize?

A

Raw score - the sample mean
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Standard Deviation of the sample

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4
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Positives of normalisation?

A

+ understand and easily compare scores.

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5
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What does it mean if the z-score is +2?

A

Data point above the mean.

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6
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What does it mean if the z-score is -2?

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Data point below the mean.

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7
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What does it mean if the z-score is close to 0?

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Data point close to the mean.

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8
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Why is normalisation important?

A

Helps finding out how usual or unusual is any given data point.

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