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Statistics Formula Sheet

This document provides formulas and definitions for key concepts in statistics including: 1) Measures of central tendency and dispersion such as variance, standard deviation, and interquartile range. 2) Probability rules and concepts including the additive, multiplicative, and complement rules. 3) Common probability distributions like the binomial and normal distributions. 4) Statistical inference techniques including confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, and linear regression.

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Statistics Formula Sheet

This document provides formulas and definitions for key concepts in statistics including: 1) Measures of central tendency and dispersion such as variance, standard deviation, and interquartile range. 2) Probability rules and concepts including the additive, multiplicative, and complement rules. 3) Common probability distributions like the binomial and normal distributions. 4) Statistical inference techniques including confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, and linear regression.

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Statistics Formula Sheet

Numerical Descriptive Measures


2
2 iN1 ( x i   )
1. Population Variance =  
N
n 2
i 1 ( x i  x )
2. Sample Variance = s 2 
n 1
3. Inter-quartile Range = Q 3  Q1

Expectation and variance


  E ( X )   xp ( x )
1. Expected value of X:
2. Variance of X:  2 2
  ( x   ) p ( x)

Probability
1. Additive Rule: P ( A  B )  P ( A)  P ( B )  P ( A  B )
2. Multiplicative Rule: P ( A  B )  P ( A) P ( B ) , if A and B are independent
3. Complement Rule: P ( A)  1  P ( A)

Conditional Probability
P( A  B)
1. Definition: P( A | B) 
P(B)

2. Multiplicative Rule: P ( A  B )  P ( A) P ( B | A)  P ( B ) P ( A | B )

Binomial Distribution
X ~ B ( n, p )
n k n k n! k n k
1. P ( X  k )   k  p (1  p)  p (1  p )
  k ! ( n  k )!
2. E(X) = np; V(X) = np(1p)

Normal Distribution
X~ N(, )
X 
1. Standard normal: Z 

Confidence Interval
1. z-confidence interval: 
x  z / 2
n
2. t-confidence interval: s
x  t  / 2 , df ( df  n  1)
n
3. Confidence interval for proportion:  
 p (1  p )
p  z / 2
n

Sample size
sample size to estimate the parameter  to within B units with (1-)100% confidence:

1
2
n =  z / 2 
 B 

Test statistics for µ and p


X 
1. z-test for µ : z=
 n
X 
2. t-test for  :t  (d.f. = n1)
s n
p  p
3. z-test for p : z  , np  5 and nq  5 (where q = 1 – p)
qp n

Test statistics for 1   2 and p1  p2

     
z X X 1 2 1 2

1. z-test for 1   2
 
2 2
:
1 2

n n 1 2

      
t X X 1 2 1 2

2. t-test for 1   2 when  1 ,  2 unknown and  1   2 :  1 1  ,
s  n  n 
2
p
1 2

(n1  1) s  (n2  1) s
2 2
where d.f. = n n
1 2 2 and S p2  1 2
n1  n2  2
X D  D
t
3. t-test for  D
(for matched pairs): S D
, where d.f. = nD  1
n D

 
( p1  p2 )  ( p1  p2 )
z
4. z-test for p1  p2 :  1 
1
 
pq

 

 n1 n2 
 X1  X  X  X2    
(where H0: p1 – p2 = 0 and p1  ; p2  2 ; p  1 ; q1  1  p1 ; q 2  1  p 2 , and
n1 n2 n1  n2
all of n1 p1 , n1 q 1 , n2 p 2 , n2 q 2  5 )

Simple linear regression and correlation.

2
 x 
2

SS x   x    xi   nx
i 2
2

2
i
n
  yi 
2

SS y   y     yi   n y
2 2 2
i
n
( x i )( y )
SS xy   x i y  i
  x i y  nx y
i n i

SS
 1  xy
SS x
 0  y   1 x
e  y  y
i i i

SS xy2
SSE   ei2  SS y 
SS x
SSE
s 
n2
s
S   
1
SS x

 1  1
t with d.f.= n-2
s
1

SS xy
r
SS x SS y
SS xy2 SS y  SSE SSR
R2   
SS x SS y SS y SS y

y    
 x
o 1

 
2
1 xg  x
y  t 1 
 2, n  2 S
n SS x

 
2
1 xg  x
y  t 
 2, n  2 S
n SS x

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