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Mean (Individual Series)

Average

Discrete Mean

Continuous Mean

Combined Mean

Correcting incorrect mean values

The sum of deviations of the items from AM [total X- Xbar] =

0 because X bar is 'Point of Balance'

The sum of squared deviations of the items from AM is [Total X- X bar]

Minimum

Median of individual series

Median of Continuous series

The sum of the deviations of the items from Median, ignoring signs is

Least

Extreme values do not affect ..... As strongly as they do affect ......

Median, Mean

..... Refers to that value which occurs most often in the data

Mode

For continuous series mode is

Mode =

3 Median - 2 Mean

Symmetrical distribution

Mean = Median = Mode

Asymmetrical distribution (Positively skewed)

Mean > Median > Mode

Right tail hand side

Asymmetrical distribution (Negatively skewed)

Mean < Median < Mode

Left tail hand side

Relationship between AM, GM and HM

AM > GM > HM

Relationship between AM, GM and HM

AM * HM = GM²

X bar =

(a + b) /2

GM

√ab

HM

2ab/ a+b

GM is most frequently used in the determination of ..,

Average percent of change

....... Is the measure of the variation of items

Dispersion

....... Is scatter, spread or variation

Dispersion

Dispersion gives an average of the difference of various items from an average, they are called

Average of 2nd order

Variability

Dispersion

Dispersion are expressed in the same statistical unit in which the original data are given such as kg, rupees, tonnes, etc

Absolute variation/dispersion

Dispersion are expressed as ratio of a measure of absolute dispersion to an appropriate average

Relative variation/dispersion which is also called as coefficient of Dispersion

Range and quartile deviations are ........ measures because they depend on the values at a particular position in the distribution.

Positional

The average (mean, standard deviation) are called .......... because all of the values are employed in their calculations.

Calculation

Range

Absolute measure


L - S

Coefficient of range

Relative measure


(L - S)/ (L + S)

Quartile deviation

(Q3 - Q1) / 2

Coefficient of quartile deviation

(Q3 - Q1) / (Q3 + Q1)

Average difference between the items in a distribution and the mean or median of that series

Mean or average deviation

There is an advantage in taking the deviation from Median because sum of deviations of items from Median is ....... when signs are ......

Minimum, Ignored

Mean deviation=

Coefficient of mean deviation

Standard deviation

Karl Pearson 1823

Standard deviation of individual series

Variance

(SD)²

....... enables us to determine where the values of a frequency distribution are located.

Standard Deviation

Mean +- 1 sigma

68.27%

Mean +- 2 sigma

95.45%

Mean +- 3 sigma

99.73%

QD =

2/3 sigma

MD

4/5 sigma

Coefficient of variance is a ....... Measure of dispersion

Relative

..... Coefficient of Variation is preferred

Less/ low as it is more consistent

Coefficient of variance

Skewness

Direction of variation or extent of skewness

Absolute skewness

Karl Pearson's coefficient of skewness

Bowleys coefficient of skewness

Kelly's coefficient of skewness

Arithmetic mean

U1 (mew1)

Variance

U2 (mew2)

Skewness

U3 (mew3)

Kurtosis

Measures the peakedness or flatness of distribution

Kurtosis

U4 (mew 4)

...... is a specific quantitative (statistical) measurement used to describe the various characteristics of a distribution

Moments

1st moment u1

2nd Moment U2

3rd Moment U3

4th Moment U4

Beta 1 B1

Beta 2 B2

Pink curve is?

Leptokurtic

Yellow curve is?

Mesokurtic

Green curve is?

Platykurtic

Mesokurtic

Beta 2 = 3


Gamma 2 = 0

Leptokurtic

Beta 2 > 3Gamma 2 > 0

Platykurtic

Beta 2 < 3Gamma 2 < 0

Measure of kurtosis

Gamma 2 = Beta 2 - 3