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descriptive statistics
there are two types of descriptive statistics graphical and numerical
inferential statistics
a body of methods used to draw conclusions about a population based on a sample
population
set of all individuals or units of interest in a statistical problem
sample
set of data drawn from a population
parameter
numerical fact about a population or discriptive measure about the population
statistic
a numerical fact about a sample
statistical Inference
this is the process of making an estimate, prediction, or decision about a population
confidence level
the proportion or percentage we expect an estimating procedure to be correct
significance level
the proportion of times we expect an estimating procedure to be wrong
variable
any characteristic of a population or sample that is of interest or being studied
Data
actual values (measurement or observations) of variables can be qualitative or quantitative
Quantitative data
numerical observations (two types) Discrete where two consecutive values cant have another place in between and continuous for any two values thate ar many places between
Quantitative continuous
for any two values thate are many places between between 5-6 ther is 5.1 5.5
Quantitative Discrete
where two consecutive values cant have another place in between
Qualitative data
categorical observations eye color hair color race
cross sectional data
one time not ongoing collection of data market survey opinion polls
time-series data
collected over time sometimes long periods of time
pie chart
most popular for viewing nominal information
bar charts
graphical representation of the frequency(how often a result occurred) on a vertical or horizontal scale
line charts
used to show trends
FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
a table that groups data into non-overlapping intervals and classes
Histogram
graphical summary of data
symmetry
histogram is identical along a vet axis
positively skewed
histogram tail facing right
negatively skewed
histogram tail facing left