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Statistics

Science of collecting organizing analyzing and interpreting data

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Science of collecting organizing analyzing and interpreting data

Statistics

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Purpose of statistics

Use data to answer questions

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Use data to answer questions

Purpose of statistics

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Population

Entire group of interest

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Entire group of interest

Population

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Population example

All registered voters in Washington

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All registered voters in Washington

Population example

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Big picture group in a study

Population

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Sample

Smaller group from a population

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Smaller group from a population

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Sample example

250 students from a college

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250 students from a college

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Group used to represent a population

Sample

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Why use a sample

Population is usually too large to survey

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Population too large to survey

Why use a sample

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Parameter

Numerical measurement of a population

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Numerical measurement of a population

Parameter

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Parameter describes which group

Population

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Population measurement

Parameter

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Parameter symbols

μ σ p

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μ σ p

Parameter symbols

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True value for the whole group

Parameter

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Usually unknown population number

Parameter

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Statistic

Numerical measurement of a sample

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Numerical measurement of a sample

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Statistic describes which group

Sample

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Sample measurement

Statistic

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Statistic symbols

x̄ s p̂

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x̄ s p̂

Statistic symbols

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Number calculated from collected data

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Population goes with

Parameter

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Parameter goes with

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Sample goes with

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Statistic goes with

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Simple Random Sampling

Every possible sample has equal chance

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Every possible sample has equal chance

Simple Random Sampling

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Abbreviation for Simple Random Sampling

SRS

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SRS stands for

Simple Random Sampling

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Student IDs chosen by random generator

Simple Random Sampling

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Random selection of individuals

Simple Random Sampling

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Systematic Sampling

Select every kth individual

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Select every kth individual

Systematic Sampling

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Survey every 20th customer

Systematic Sampling

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Pattern of every kth person

Systematic Sampling

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Stratified Sampling

Divide into groups and sample from each group

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Divide into groups and sample from each group

Stratified Sampling

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Another name for groups in stratified sampling

Strata

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Strata means

Groups within a population

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Freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors sampled separately

Stratified Sampling

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Goal of stratified sampling

Represent every group

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Cluster Sampling

Divide into clusters and survey entire selected clusters

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Divide into clusters and survey entire selected clusters

Cluster Sampling

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Randomly choose classrooms and survey everyone inside

Cluster Sampling

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Survey everyone in selected groups

Cluster Sampling

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Goal of cluster sampling

Survey entire chosen clusters

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Convenience Sampling

Survey easiest people to reach

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Survey easiest people to reach

Convenience Sampling

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People in student union surveyed because they are nearby

Convenience Sampling

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Major problem with convenience sampling

Often biased

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Often biased

Convenience Sampling problem

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Biased results are

Misleading results

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Misleading results

Biased results

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Population versus sample

Entire group versus smaller group

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Parameter versus statistic

Population measurement versus sample measurement

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Population symbols

μ σ p

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μ σ p belong to

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Sample symbols

x̄ s p̂

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x̄ s p̂ belong to

Sample

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True number for a population

Parameter

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Calculated number from a sample

Statistic

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Qualitative data

Categorical information Quantitative data