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I = P/100(N)
Percentile
Sum of (X-Population Mean)²/N
Population Variance
Sqrt (Population Variance)
Population Standard Deviation
Sum of (X-Sample mean)²/N-1
Sample Variance calculation
(X - Population Mean) / Population Standard Deviation
Z score
Population Standard Deviation / Population Mean
Coefficient of Variation
Sum of (X*Probability of X)
Mean or Expected Value
Sum of ( (X-Population Mean)² * Probability of X)
Variance (using probability)
n!/x!(n-x)! P^x Q^(n-x)
Binominal Formula (Probability)
n*p
Mean (Binomial formula)
Sqrt (n*p*q)
Standard Deviation (Binomial formula)
(Sample Mean - Population Mean) / Population Standard Deviation/Sqrt(n)
Z formula (when dealing with sample means using central limit theorem)
(p^ - p) / Sqrt (p*q/n)
Z formula (when dealing with sample proportions using central limit theorem)
-where p^ is sample proportion and p is population proportion
(Sample mean - Population Mean) / Sample standard deviation / sqrt(n)
T formula (When dealing with sample means)
p^ ± Z * Sqrt(p^q^/n)
Formula for calculating a confidence interval for population proportion
n - 1
Degrees of freedom for t test (for sample means)
(Sample 1 mean - Sample 2 mean) - (Population 1 mean - Population 2 mean) / Sqrt (Population 1 standard deviation²/n1 + Population 2 standard deviation²/n2)
Z formula for testing population mean of two variables
(Sample 1 mean - Sample 2 mean) - (Population 1 mean - Population 2 mean) / Sqrt (Sample 1 standard deviation*(n1 - 1) + Sample 2 standard deviation*(n2 - 1) / (n1 + n2 -2)) * Sqrt (1/n1 + 1/n2)
T formula for testing population mean of two variables
-assuming population variances are equal
n1 + n2 - 2
Degrees of freedom for T when testing population mean of two variables
-assuming population variances are equal
(Sample 1 mean - Sample 2 mean) - (Population 1 mean - Population 2 mean) / Sqrt (Sample 1 standard deviation / n1 + Sample 2 standard deviation / n2)
T formula for testing population mean of two variables
-when you cannot assume population variances are equal
(Sample 1 standard deviation/n1 + Sample 2 standard deviation/n2)² / ((Sample 1 standard deviation/n1)²/n1 -1 + Sample 2 standard deviation/n2)²/n2 -1)
Degrees of freedom for T when testing population mean of two variables
-when you cannot assume population variances are equal
(Mean sample difference - Mean population difference) / Standard deviation of sample difference / Sqrt(n)
T formula (for dependent samples/matched pairs)
Sqrt ( (Sum of (d²) - (Sum of (d))²/n) / (n-1) )
Standard deviation of sample difference calculation
( (p1^ - p2^) - (p1 - p2) ) / Sqrt ( (p bar q bar) * (1/n1 + 1/n2) )
Z formula (with proportions from two samples using central limit theorem)
-Where p is population proportion
-Where p^ is sample proportion
-Where p bar is calculated in another flashcard
(n1p1^ + n2p2^) / (n1 + n2)
P bar formula (for proportions from two samples using central limit theorem)
Sample 1 variance / Sample 2 variance
F formula (given sample variances)
Sum of ( Column n * (Column mean - Grand mean)²)
SSC formula (ANOVA)
Sum for each column (Sum of (Xij in each column- Column mean)² )
SSE calculation (ANOVA)
SSC/Dfc
MSC calculation (ANOVA)
C - 1
Dfc calculation (ANOVA)
-where C is # columns
SSE/Dfe
MSE calculation (ANOVA)
N - C
Dfe calculation (ANOVA)
-Where N is # entries and C is # columns
MSC/MSE
F calculation (ANOVA)
Q*Sqrt(MSE/n)
HSD calculation (Tukey HSD)
Q*Sqrt( MSE/2*(1/Nr + 1/Ns) )
HSD calculation (Tukey kramer)
C * Sum of ( (Row mean - Grand mean)² )
SSR calculation (ANOVA with blocking variable)
N * Sum of ( (Column mean - Grand mean)² )
SSC calculation (ANOVA with blocking variable)
Sum of (Xij - Column mean - Row mean + grand mean)²
SSE calculation (ANOVA with blocking variable)
SSC / C-1
MSC calculation (ANOVA with blocking variable)
Where C is # of columns
SSR / n - 1
MSR calculation (ANOVA with blocking variable)
Where n is # of rows
SSE / N - n - c + 1
MSE calculation (ANOVA with blocking variable)
Where N is # of total observations
MSC/MSE
F calculation for treatments (ANOVA with blocking)
MSR/MSE
F calculation for blocking variables (ANOVA with blocking)
Sum of ( (observed frequency - expected frequency)² / expected frequency )
X² calculation (chi square goodness of fit test)
K - 1 - C
Degrees of freedom calculation for chi square goodness of fit test
Where K is # of categories, C is # of estimated parameters
Total number of row entries * Total number of column entries / Total entries
How do you calculate the expected frequency of each entry in contingency table
Sum of ( (observed frequency - expected frequency)²/expected frequency)
X² calculation (Chi Square Test of Independence)
(#Rows-1)(#Columns-1)
Degrees of freedom calculation for Chi Square Test of Independence
(Sum of (XY) - (Sum of X * Sum of Y)/n ) / Sqrt ( (Sum of X² - (Sum of X)²/n) *(Sum of Y² - (Sum of Y)²/n )
Coefficient of correlation calculation
( (Sum of X)*Y - (Sum of X)(Sum of Y)/n ) / ( Sum of X² - (Sum of X)²/n )
Regression coefficient calculation
(Sum of Y)/ n - b1 * (Sum of X)/n
Y intercept of regression line calclulation
Sum of (Y²) - b0* (Sum of Y) - b1* (Sum of X) *Y
SSE calculation (for simple regression)
Sqrt (SSE / n-2)
Standard error of estimate calculation
b1² *SSxx / SSyy
Coefficient of determination calculation (r²)
y^ ± t * standard error of estimate * Sqrt (1/n + (X - X bar)²/SSxx)
Confidence interval for y^ calculation
SSR/k / SSE/(n-k-1)
F calculation (for multiple regression)
-where k is # independent variables and n is # observations
Sqrt (SSE / (n-k-1))
Standard error of the estimate calculation (for multiple regression)
1 - SSE / SSyy
R² calculation
1 - ( SSE/(n-k-1) / SSyy/(n-1) )
Adjusted R² calculation