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Summary of statitistic notes about numerical, probability, coefficient of corelation, bivariate distribution, etc

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Statistic o is a
way to get information from data
.




is a tool fror creating new anderstanding
aset
from of number



" "



Typical Mark

Mxan :
average mark


Median : mark such thas above 58 % and 50 % below

Range : maximum - minimuon

Variance
Stan dard Deviation




Descriptive Statistics : deals with method of
organizing summarizing
, ,
and
pres enting data
in convenieat and in
a
formative way .




Mean ,
Madian : describe the locaxjon of the data
Range , Variance ,




Standard Deviation : measurethewan a bilityottae dat .




KEYSTATIS TICALCONCEPTS

Population : the groups of al) items of interest .




frequen tly very large , some times ingini 5e .




sample
:
of data
a set drawn
frommpopulatio .




poten tja lly very large ,
but less than popu lation




_




Variable : some characteristic of populatiorn or
sampre
The the the range riable
of possible
value variable values a wa
of
:
for
Data : The observed values of a wariable .




Interval Bata : real num bers, quantita tive I mu merical .




Nominal Data : ca tegorias , qu alita ti va / cat egorical .




Ordional Data appean
:

to be categ or ' cal
,
but thein values


hawe an orden : d ranking
.

, " "

Ogive is a
grapu of tatnive dis tribution
cuma
fre quency

Re lative Fre
quency
= ofobservations in a
clas
total # fobservations
o




Three steps create ogive :




calculate relate
frequen cias
.



Eal cul ate cumuca te rel atioe
2 .


fregaencies




YMERICAL
DESCRIPTIVE TECHNIQVES

.
MeasuresofCeos tral Location

mean , mode , Median
.
Measures of Variability
Raonge , wan ance , stan dard Daviation

Measures
of
Relarive Standing
parcan tiles , Quar tiles

MeasurasofLinear Ro lationship
Covaiance ,
Lor re lation




MEAN =
sam of the obs
ervatios
number observations
of




Populasion . M


sample :



Mean population 서
fon -




Mean π
for sample ∵




M



.
Popal ation Mean (u )



Sample Mean ( π) =


물장

MEDIAM : is calalated byp lacingall the observations in order :


the obseroation that in the mid le is median
falls .




MODE . is the wa twe that oc curr most
frequenly .




RANGE -
Largest observation -
smallest observation

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