1 - Applied Biostats

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Basis of Biostats

use a toolset for us to collect data, describe it & make educated guesses from it/hypothesize

  • null hypothesis statistical testing


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Null Hypothesis Statistical Testing (NHST)

is a method used in statistics to determine if there is enough evidence to reject a null hypothesis, typically positing no effect or relationship between variables.

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Main Things to Consdier

  • how to best address question (observing or doing experiment), how we convert something into a stat

  • what data is being collected (count, measure, metanalysis)

  • how often we measure it (many at once, one at a time)

    • determines type of data → analyses → conclusion


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Metanalysis

take results of many studies & combine into 1

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Qualitative/Nominal Data

consists of words/codes that represent a category

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Ranked/Ordinal Data

consists of numbers that indicate order/standing of many diff things

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Quantitative Data/Scalar

numbers that indicate an amount, count or measurement

  • interval data

  • ratio data


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Interval Data

measurements w/o a true zero

  • type of quantitative data


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Ratio Data

measurement w/ a true zero

  • type of quantitative data


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T/F: Data can almost always be demoted, but it can never be promoted

True, data can be converted to a lower level of measurement.

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T/F: The same quality can be measured may ways.

True, different levels of measurement, like nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio, can represent the same quality but provide varying amounts of detail.

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Descriptive Stats

  • summarizes & organizes data

  • is a mathematical “fact”

  • ex → counts, central tendency/avg, correlation (how close data sets/values are)


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Inferential Stats

  • uses a small subset/sample to estimate something about a big group/population

  • depends on the quality of the input

  • methodology to control/modify quality

  • ex → T-tests, anova