which interval Flashcards

1
Q

population normal and sigma known

A

x_n±z_(α/2) σ/√n

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Population normal sigma unknown

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x_n±t_(n-1,α/2) S_n/√n

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Population non-normal n greater than 30 sigma known

A

x_n±z_(α/2) σ/√n

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Population non normal n greater than 30 sigma unknown

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x_n±z_(α/2) S_n/√n

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5
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Population non normal n less than 30

A

bootstrapping

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6
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Type 1 error

A

Reject H0 when H0 is true
probability less than or equal to significance level alpha
this is a conditional probability

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Type 2 error

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Fail to reject H0 when H0 is false
probability beta
this is a conditional probability

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8
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When to use the Wald interval

A

When np and n(1-p) are both greater than or equal to 15

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9
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When to use Agresti-Coull interval

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When np and n(1-p) are both greater than or equal to 5

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10
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when to reject H0

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When the test statistic is different than Z_alpha (or alpha/2) enough in the direction of H1
OR
P LO HO GO

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11
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How to find quantiles

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Qtheta = Xn + Sn*Qztheta
Qztheta is from the probability that you are given (ex. 93.27 quantile)

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