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Quantitative Variables
Variables measured numerically
Categorical Variables
Variables representing categories
Nominal
Categorical variable with no order
Ordinal
Categorical variable with a clear order
Discrete Variable
Countable numerical variable
Continuous Variable
Variable that can take any value in an interval
Histogram
Graph showing frequency of data intervals
Bar Graph
Graph for categorical data with separated bars
Pie Chart
Graph showing proportions of categories
Stem-and-Leaf Plot
Displays data while preserving original values
Dot Plot
Each data point represented by a dot
Symmetric Distribution
Left and right sides are mirror images
Skewed Right
Tail extends to higher values
Skewed Left
Tail extends to lower values
Mean
Average of values
Median
Middle value of ordered data
Mode
Most frequent value
Range
Difference between max and min
Interquartile Range (IQR)
Q3 - Q1
Variance
Average squared deviation from mean
Standard Deviation
Square root of variance
Five-Number Summary
Min, Q1, Median, Q3, Max
Boxplot
Graph of five-number summary
1.5×IQR Rule
Method to detect outliers
Population
Entire group of interest
Sample
Subset of population
Parameter
Numerical summary of population
Statistic
Numerical summary of sample
Census
Data collection from entire population
Random Sampling
Each individual has equal chance
Bias
Systematic error in data collection
Probability
Measure of likelihood of an event
Experiment
Procedure producing outcomes
Event
Outcome or set of outcomes
Sample Space
Set of all possible outcomes
Complement
All outcomes not in the event
Union
All outcomes in either event
Intersection
Outcomes in both events
Mutually Exclusive
Events cannot occur together
Independent Events
One event does not affect the other
Conditional Probability
Probability of A given B
Random Variable
Variable taking numerical values based on chance
Discrete Random Variable
Variable with countable values
Continuous Random Variable
Variable with any value in interval
Probability Distribution
Probabilities of all possible values
Expected Value
Mean of a random variable
Standard Deviation of Random Variable
Square root of variance
Binomial Distribution
Counts successes in n trials
Mean of Binomial
n*p
Variance of Binomial
np(1-p)
Normal Distribution
Symmetric, bell-shaped distribution
Z-Score
Number of standard deviations from mean
Empirical Rule
68% within 1 SD, 95% within 2 SDs
Central Limit Theorem
Sample means ~ normal if n large
Sampling Distribution
Probability distribution of a sample statistic
Standard Error
SD of a sampling distribution
Confidence Interval
Range of plausible values for a parameter
Margin of Error
Max expected difference between statistic and parameter
Level of Confidence
Probability interval contains true parameter
Hypothesis Testing
Procedure to test a claim about a population
Null Hypothesis (H0)
Assumes no effect or difference
Alternative Hypothesis (Ha)
Claim being tested
Significance Level (α)
Threshold for rejecting H0
p-Value
Probability of observing data assuming H0 true
Type I Error
Reject H0 when it is true
Type II Error
Fail to reject H0 when it is false
One-Tailed Test
Hypothesis test in one direction
Two-Tailed Test
Hypothesis test in both directions
t-Test
Hypothesis test for small samples
Correlation
Measures strength and direction of linear relationship
Regression
Predicts one variable using another
Slope (b)
Change in y per unit change in x
Intercept (a)
Value of y when x = 0
Residual
Difference between observed and predicted value
Coefficient of Determination (R²)
Proportion of variation in y explained by x
Outlier
Data point far from others
Influential Point
Data point strongly affecting regression line