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The study of people, supplies, and the like in a state.
Statistics
refers to the gathering of info/data.
collection
summarizing data
organization or presentation
describing using statistical methods
analysis
Branches of statistics
Descriptive and inferential
entire collection of observations(people or objects)
population
observation such as a person or objects included in the study.
individual
a small portion, a subset, subgroup, or representatives of the population
sample
characteristic of a population
parameters
a collection of facts or a set of information
data
2 types of data
Qualitative and Quantitative
2 types of quantitative
discrete and continous
can assume certain value and finite number of values
Discrete
can assume several values within a specified interval or range.
continous
the characteristic of the individual to be measured/observed; can be classified on the basis if they are dependent or independent
variable
fundamental quantities that do not change in value
constants
What are different measurement scales?
nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio.
labels and categories
Nominal
By order or rank
Ordinal
no intrinsic zero/ starting point
interval
there is a zero/ staring point
ration
Sampling methods
Simple random, stratified random, systematic, cluster, and convenience.
firsthand info
primary
republished materials and sources
secondary
Methods of organization
textual, tabular, and graphical,
refers to facts concerning things
data
A set of data that have been processed and presented in a form of suitable for interpretation.
Information
Direct contact with the interviewee
Direct
Distributes written questionnaires to respondents
Indirect
Enforced by Institutions or NGOs for recording purposes
Registration methods
makes use of senses
observation
Used to find cause and effect. Mostly used in science
Experimentation
father of statistics
Karl Pearson
adolphe Quetelet
father of modern statistics