BSTAT Exam 2

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What are the components of central tendency

Mean, median, and mode

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Variation is measured using:

range, interquartile range, variance, standard deviation, and coefficient of variation.

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Range

largest # - smallest #

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Interquartile range 

Quartile 3 - Quartile 1

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Coefficient of variation =

Standard deviation/mean

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sample mean

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Sample Variance

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S

Sample Standard Deviation

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𝜇

population mean

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population variance

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Population standard deviation

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n

sample size

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N

population

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Sample computed measurement =

statistic 

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population computed measurement =

parameter

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What does the 5-number summary consist of?

  1. smallest number 

  2. Quartile 1 

  3. Median 

  4. Quartile 3 

  5. Largest Number

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these convert a number to be expressed as standard deviations

z-scores (z-score of 2 means our number is two standard deviations away from the mean)

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how to find z-score on excel

=STANDARDIZE(x,mean,standard dev)

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How is an outlier determined?

if it is at least 3 standard deviations away from the mean.

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NOT normally distributed

Chebyshev’s theorem

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in Chebyshev’s theorem, what % of the data must be withing 2 standard deviations of the mean?

75%

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in Chebyshev’s theorem, what % of the data must be withing 3 standard deviations of the mean?

89%

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in Chebyshev’s theorem, what % of the data must be withing 4 standard deviations of the mean?

94%

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According to the Empirical Rule, what % of the data must be within 1 standard deviation of the mean?

68%

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According to the Empirical Rule, what % of the data must be within 2 standard deviation of the mean?

95%

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According to the Empirical Rule, what % of the data must be within 3 standard deviation of the mean?

99.7%

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Normally distributed with 0 skewness

Empirical Rule (Bell-shaped)

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Discrete Random variable

a random variable that may assume a finite number of values

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Finite =

Discrete

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Probability Distribution

A list or function that shows all the possible outcomes of a random event and their corresponding probabilities.

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E(x) =

average or mean

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Calculate probability distribution:

Mean = x*f(x)

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Standard Deviation

Sum(x-E(x))² f(x) FORMULA WILL BE ON TEST

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4 Properties of binomial distribution

  1. the experiment consists of a sequence of n identical trials

  2. the outcomes are possible on each trial. We refer to one outcome as a success and the other outcomes as a failure.

  3. the probability of a success (p), cannot change from trial to trial. and the probability of a failure, (1-p) does not change from trial to trial

  4. the trials are independent

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the probability of a success =

p

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the probability of a failure =

1-p

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Properties of Poisson distribution

  1. Events are independence

  2. Constant rate 

  3. Discrete events (two events cannot occur at the same time)

  4. mean=variance

  5. STANDARD DEVIATION = the mean

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The Standard Deviation of a poisson distribution =

Mean

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