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data
consists of info coming from observation, counts, measurements, responses
statistics
the science of collecting, organizing, analyzing, and interpreting data to make decisions
population
the collection of ALL individuals, outcomes, responses, meausrements, or counts that are of interest
sample
a SUBSET or part of a population
set of individuals selected from a population (must be representative of population)
parameter
numerical description of POPULATION statistic
statistics
numerical description of SAMPLE characteristics
descriptive stats
involves the organization, summarization, display of data
inferential stats
involves using a sample to draw conclusions about a population
one basic tool: probability
qualitative data (variables)
consist of attributes, labels, nonnumerical entries (or numbers but not for counting; Ex: U-number)
quantitative data (variables)
consist of numbers that are measurements or counts
2 classifications: discrete & continous
discrete variables
type of quantitative data
characterized by gaps or interruptions in values we assume
all values are whole numbers; NO DECIMAL
Ex: number of students at USF
continuous variables
type of quantitative data
no gaps or interruptions in values
DECIMALS ALLOWED
Ex: volume of fridges