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when reporting the results of a conf interval estimation, what 3 pieces of info would be
most important? - ANSWER- the parameter being estimated, the conf level, and the
limits of the interval
time series data - ANSWER- specific measurement taken over a range of time period
cross sectional data - ANSWER- value collected from a number of subjects during a
single time period
simple random sampling - ANSWER- every member of the population for the sample
has equal change of being chosen
systematic sampling - ANSWER- every kth member of population is chosen (K= N/n)
stratified sampling - ANSWER- divides population into mutually exclusive group/strata
cluster sampling - ANSWER- divide to cluster that represent population (ie. melting pot)
resampling - ANSWER- many samples from the same population
polygon graph - ANSWER- graphs the midpoints of each class as a line rather than
columb
ogive graph - ANSWER- cumulative percentage polygon-- use a line graph that plots
the cumulative relative frequency
scatter plot graph - ANSWER- used to see the relationship between two points
What is the relationship between the variance and consistency? - ANSWER- inverse
outlier - ANSWER- a data value that has z-score above 3 or below -3
classical probability - ANSWER- used when the number of possible outcomes of the
event of interest is known