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response variable
outcome
explanatory variable
predict or explain
standard deviation
S & σ
S
statistics
σ
parameters
correlation coefficient
r & p
r
statistics
p
parameter
barplots
side by side box plots or jitter plots comparing means/medians
absolute error
distance between the specific estimate and the parameter
standard error
expected error when using it to estimate its parameter
standard deviation of a set of values when those values happen to be possible sample statistics
nominal
outcomes fall into categories with no ordinary scale
yes or no
what fruits do you like to eat
ordinal
outcomes that have a meaningful order but not a numeric scale
disagree neutral agree
discrete
numerical but limited values
how many days did you go to the gym
contiuous
numeric and measurable
how much do you weigh
bar plots
single categorical value
histogram
single numeric value
π
parameter representign a population proportion
p̂
statistic representing a sample population
μ
parameter for the population mean
x̄
statistic representing the sample mean
statistic
variable at the sample level
parameter
summary at the population level
when to use z test
when σ is known or well approximated
large number >= 100
when to use t test
σ is unknown and is estimated by s