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Descriptive vs Inferential Statistics
Descriptive - Procedures that simplify and summarizes data
- Mean, Median, Mode etc

Inferential - Hypothesis Testing to determine relationships between variables and making predictions.
Internal vs External Validity
Internal
- Estimate of the degree to which causal inferences can be made. Experiments in highly controlled laboratory settings have better internal validity.

External
- The extent to which the results can be applied to different people, places, and times.
Continuous Variables
Interval - Arranged in equally spaced units and difference between points can be measured
- No Absolute zero
- Temperature

Ratio - There is an absolute zero
- Magnitude of differences between categories is the same
- Age
Categorical Variables
Nominal
- No Natural Order
- Gender: Binomial, Race: Polynomial

Ordinal
- Categories with natural rank or order
- Income levels, grades
Boxplot
Max & Min
75th and 25th percentile
Median
Quantiles
- Percent of sample points that are less than or equal to it

- Median is 50th percentile

- Less sensitive to outliers
Calculating Outliers
Upper outlier: 75th Percentile + 1.5 x IQR

Lower outlier: 25th percentile - 1.5 x IQR

Extreme outlier is 3 x IQR
Measures of Spread
Variability
Range, Variance, Standard deviation
Normal Distribution Ranges
1 STD - 68.2%
2 STD - 95.4%
3 STD - 99.7%
Confidence Interval
CI = Mean +/- (1.96 * SE)

SE = SD / Sqrt(n)
Error Types
Type 1 - False Positive
- Reject the null when null is true
- alpha is Type 1 error

Type 2 - False Negative
- Fail to reject Ho when alternate is true
- Beta
Power
Probability of rejecting the null given that alternative is true
Power of test = 1 - Beta
Using CI to test Null
If null does not fall between CI - Reject null

If null falls between CI - Fail to reject null