Exploring Data One-Variable (NOTES)

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how do you illustrate categorical variable?

bar graph or pie chart

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how do you illustrate quantitative varaible?

dot plot

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what does frequency table show?

counts (of data collected)

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what does relative frequency table show?

proportion (of data collected e.g. 7/10)

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what does two-way table show?

summarizes data on the relationship between two categorical variables

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what does marginal relative frequency refer to?

the percent or proportion of individuals that have a specific value for one categorical variable— only ONE of the variables in a two-way

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what does joint relative frequency refer to?

Gives the percent of proportion of individuals that have a specific value for one categorical variable and a specific value for another categorical variable— BOTH variables in a two-way ("and")

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what does conditional relative frequency refer to?

gives the percent or proportion of individuals that have a specific value or one categorical variable among individuals who share the same value of another categorical variable

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Do we use frequencies or relative frequencies when comparing data?

relative frequencies

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When analyzing numerical categorical data, what phrase do we use?

"A greater percentage of..."

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phrases to use when comparing 2 distributions

"greater than" "less than" or "about the same as"

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Does association equal causation?

no

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How do you describe the distribution of a quantitative variable?

use SOCS (shape, outliers, center, spread/range)

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Median equation

(n+1)/2

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discrete data

takes certain values— counted (whole numbers)

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continuous data

can take any values— measured

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mean equation

x̄ = ∑xi/n

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SD equation

√[∑(xi-x-bar)^2/n-1]

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how does the data (mean, median, mode, range) transform when values are added or subtracted?

only the mean and median changes

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how does the data (mean, median, mode, range) transform when values are multiplied or divided?

all of the data (mean, median, mode, range) changes

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Components of the 5 number summary

Minimum, Q1, Median, Q3, Maximum

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IQR equation

Q3-Q1

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equation to find lower outliers

Q1 - 1.5(IQR)

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equation to find upper outliers

Q3 + 1.5(IQR)

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what does a percentile show?

the percent of values in a distribution that are less than the individual's data value (75th percentile: 75% are below the mean)

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percentile equation

(n-1)/total

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what does a cumulative frequency graph show?

a point corresponding to the cumulative frequency in each interval at the smallest value of the next interval

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what does a z-score show?

how many SD from the mean an observation falls (pos. = above; neg = below)

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z-score equation

x-µ/SD

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Any score beyond what SD is considered unusual?

2 SDs

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mean & SD of normal distributions

Mean= 0

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SD= 1

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Where do both the median and mean lie at the curve?

the center

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If the mean is less than the median, how is the data affected?

It is skewed left

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If the mean is greater than the median, how is the data affected?

It is skewed right

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How is the curve of a normal distribution split?

68-95-99.7