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What is Quantitative data?
data that is measured on a continuous number scale
What is Categorical (qualitative) data?
values or observations that can be sorted into groups or categories
What is a Distribution?
values collected and their frequency
What is a Histogram?
a Frequency Distribution. Specific to quantitative data. A series of bars of varying heights showing overall shape (whether symmetrical or skewed.)
Which measure of centre is more robust and why?
Median, because it is not affected by extreme values (outliers)
What is a Median?
the middle value. 50% of the data falls above and 50% falls below this value.
What is IQR?
IQR is interquartile range. Q3-Q1.
How do you check for outliers?
the lower boundary is: Q1 - (1.5 x IQR)
the upper boundary is: Q3 + (1.5 x IQR)
Mark with an asterisk *
When describing skew, how do you describe which way something is skewed?
the skew is directional according to which way the tail is going.
What is the formula for calculating a z-score?
z = x - u / o

(z equals x minus mew divided by sigma)
in a Normal Distribution, where are the Median and the Mean located?
In the same place, in the middle of the curve.
In a curve that is skewed to the right, there is _____ skew
negative
In a curve that is skewed to the left, there is ______ skew.
positive
What is another name for the 68-95-99.7 rule?
The Empirical Rule
What does the 68-95-99.7 rule indicate?
68% of the data falls between + or - 1 SD from the mean.
95% of the data falls between + or - 2 SD from the mean.
99.7% (nearly all) of the data falls between + or - 3 SD from the mean.
When comparing boxplots, what features can you compare them on?
Centre: where is the median?
Spread: IQR
Shape: are they symmetrical or skewed?
Outliers: check for outliers?
Z-Scores use which table?
Table A
Categorical (qualitative data) can be concerned with proportions. True or False?
True.