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26 Cards in this Set
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Comparison
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Student T
Kruskal-Wallis H Mann-Whitney U Chi Square ANOVA |
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Relationship/Trends
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Pearson
Regression Spearman's Rank |
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x̅
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mean
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∑
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Sum of
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σ
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Standard Deviation for Populaton
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σ2
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Variance for Population
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x
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Individual
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s
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Standard Deviation for Sample
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s2
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Variance for Sample
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n
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Number in Each Sample
(A=2, B=3, C=5) |
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N
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Total observations in all samples
(10) |
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K
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Number of sample sites
(3 for A,B, and C) |
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x^
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Predicted Value on a line
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When do you accept the Null (Ho)?
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When the significance is greater than 0.05
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Interval Data
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Actual values, can be turned in to ordinal
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Ordinal
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(sm, med, lrg)
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Nominal (Categorical)
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names
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When would you use a parametric test?
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When the skew is between 1 and -1
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Student T
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Comparison
Parametric Interval 1 or 2 Samples |
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Kruskal-Wallis H
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Comparison
Non-parametric Ordinal 3 or more samples |
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Mann-Whitney U
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Comparison
Non-parametric Ordinal 2 samples |
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Chi-Square
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Comparison
Non-parametric Nominal 1, 2 or more samples |
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ANOVA
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Comparison
Parametric Interval 3 or more samples |
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Pearson
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Relationship/Trends
Parametric Interval |
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Regression
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Relationship/Trends
Parametric Interval |
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Spearman's Rank
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Relationship/Trends
Non-parametric Ordinal |