MATH 2565 - Lecture 11

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Toward Statistical Inference & Sample Means (Ch 5.1-5.2)

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A number that describes a population is called a

Parameter

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A number that describes a sample is called a

Statistic

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What is Population Distribution?

The distribution of values for all members of the population

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What is Sample Distribution?

The distribution of values inside one single sample of size n

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What is Sampling Distribution?

The distribution of a statistic (like ¯ x) across all possible samples of the same size from the population

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Why Samples?

Less time-consuming

Less costly

Less cumbersome

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A good sampling scheme, must have both low ____ and low _____.

Bias, Variability

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What should we use to reduce bias and to reduce variability respectively?

Random Sampling and a Larger Sample

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If the population X has mean µ, then x̅ has ______.

mean µ

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When we take the mean of all possible sample means, it will equal to the ____________ ______ regardless of sample size n

population mean

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The standard deviation of sample mean is also referred to as

Standard Error (SE) of the sample mean

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As the sample size increases, the sampling distribution becomes more ________ around the true population parameter

centered

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What will happen to the sampling distribution of the sample mean if the sample size is large enough?

The distribution will be approximately normally distributed

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<p><strong>The C² Rule: </strong>To reduce the standard deviation by a factor of <em>C</em>, we must increase the sample size by a factor of </p>

The C² Rule: To reduce the standard deviation by a factor of C, we must increase the sample size by a factor of

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<p>For the Central Limit Theorem (CLT), what value must n be equal or greater than for the sampling distribution of the sample mean x̅ to be approximately normal?</p>

For the Central Limit Theorem (CLT), what value must n be equal or greater than for the sampling distribution of the sample mean x̅ to be approximately normal?

30

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<p>What will be the shape of the sampling distribution of X̅:</p>

What will be the shape of the sampling distribution of X̅:

C

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