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Statistics
Means science that deals with the collection, organization, summarization, presentation and analysis of data
Biostatistics
the branch of applied statistics that deals with the application statistical methods in health related fields, including public health, medicine and biology.
Mathematical Statistics
the study and development of statistical theory and methods in the abstract
Applied Statistics
the application of statistical methods to solve real problems involving randomly generated data and the development of new statistical methodology motivated by real problems
descriptive statistics
It aims at summarizing and presenting data in the form of which will make them easier to analyze and interpret
inferential statistics
It aims at drawing and making decision on the population based in evidence obtained from a sample
Inferential statistics
descriptive statistics
two branches of statistics
Nonparametric statistics
parametric statistics
Classification of statistics
parametric statistics
It is a statistical approach that assumes random sample from a normal distribution and involves testing hypothesis about the population mean
nonparametric statistics
It is a statistical approach with no underlying data distribution assumed and involves hypothesis testing about a population median
Measurement
the process of assigning numbers according to individual persons based on degree to which they possess a particular characteristics
Nominal scale
Observation can be named without particular order or ranking imposed on the data. Words, letters, and even numbers are used to classify the data.
nominal scale
Examples: cause of death, gender, blood type, nationality, occupation, civil status
ordinal scale
Describe ranking or order. The difference of ratio between two rankings may not always be the same.
ordinal scale
Examples: Competition placement, level of satisfaction, pain level, cancer stages.
interval scale
Indicates an actual amount (numerical). The order and the difference between the variables can be known. Its limitation is it has no "true zero"
interval scale
example. temperatures, credit score
ratio scale
It has the same properties as the interval level. The order and difference can be described. Additionally, it has a true zero and the ratio between two points has a meaning.
ratio scale
example. weight and age
variables
refer to characteristic of persons or objects which can take on different values or labels for different persons or objects under consideration.
biostatistician
An expert in the branch of statistics that deals with data relating to living organisms.
explanatory variable
response variable
two types of variable
response variable
A variable which is affected by the value of some other variable.
explanatory variable
A variable that is thought to affect the values of the response
Qualitative variable
Categories are simply used as labels to distinguish one group from another.
Qualitative variable
Variables has values that are intrinsically non-numeric
Quantitative variable
Categories can be measured and ordered according to quantity.
Quantitative variable
Variables are values that are intrinsically numeric