Mate Maty Ka
Mate Maty Ka
Mate Maty Ka
discrete
only specific (counting)
->
value
continuous
measuring gaps between data points
--
no
,
Measures central
of tendency
and measures
of spread .
Central measures
Spread measures
temorency
:
arithmetic mean
range
-
-
median interawantile
range
-
-
mode
Standard deviation
-
-
varience
1 . ARiTHMeTic MEAN .
3 MEDIAN
Xe X2 Xs Xn centrol value
, , .......,
x 1
+
Xzt ..
+
Xn
5
4
..
1 1 2 2 2 b 4 5
X = , , , , , , , , ,
n -
2
↳ mean .
5
(median)
2 MODE ascending
decending order
.
or
Most
frequent value
1 2 2 . 2 3 3 3 3 3 4 5 5
, , , , , , , , , ,
E
-
5
mode =
3 --
it is
same
frequency
and the
highest
there are < modes ,
There can't be
1 ,
2 or no modes
X
I :
1 17 mod - 6
-
2 ↳ arithmetic mean
-
b 24 452
- B 67
-3
=
18
.
4
-
5 16
median -
4
-
6/29
X f :
Xf
1 17 17
2 20 40
322 69
4 18 72
I 16 80
6 28 174
f
123
7 4
=
xf 452
=
Measures
of Dato Spread/dispension
Measures items
how
far dato are one
from another
range
-
interawantile
range
-
- Standard deviation
-variance
RANGE
3 1 5 9 15 1
, , , , ,
range 15-1 14
=
INTERQUARTILE RANGE
①1
lower avartile the value such that 25 % doto items is smaller or
of
-
25y - Il -
①1
. 5- medion
3 devidles into 2
groups
-
↑
I
1 , 2 3 3 3 4 5 6 6 7
, , , , , , ,
,
1
· ab
lower UPIDer
Quartile Quartile
interquartile
range
IQR =
a -
a
1
=
6 -
3 =
3 FaR
40-
6 5
25
biles
.
2 I
21 , ,a
I
nauer upper
Quartile I a wartile
Q 1 =
2 5
.
& 3 =
6 5 .
IQR =
4
median
1⑧
0
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6 7
7 7 8 10
, , , , ,
-
- - & -
&1 =
2 Q
standar deviction -
o =
varience
GROUP-FREQUENCY TABLE
1 5 .
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-
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doto
big
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& continuous date
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& 4 3 .
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7 5 Estimate
for the
group f table
.
↑
9 0 .
the arithmetic mean
9 7
* I 2 x 120/22x<30/30x240
.
1010
.
15 8 11
->2
Mid volue 5 15 25 35 ->
1
Mid-interval value
for an interval acxcb is
ab ->
STAT-> edit
colc 1-vars
->
STAT
- 20 6
X - .
CUMULATIVE FREQUENCY
22
↑
estimate
number data items in set
of your
justified
it to
is
that smaller equal the given value X
velwy
are or to
so
show it
only 25 .
f so
X
fa could be 0
2
fc -cumulative
0 0
frequency &x = 10 6 .
~11
107
20 22
8 x
=
Var(x)
30 b
0 0x
2
Var(X)
the
41
highest cumulative
frequency
=
40 ->
Var(X) 112
-sample size (u)
cumulative
grequency graph
cumulative
IA if
give
use
frequency ·
graph you
me
4
stroright-line
-
segments
30 -
IB recommend
using a
Smooth curve
↓
&
i
⑧
--
cummulative
frequency curve
Co -
.............
7 ⑧
-
⑳
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1
:
N 20 30 40 - S
L -
median
Quartiles
-
I aR
range
-
ESTIMATING MEDIAN AND QUARTILES FROM THE CUMULATIVE FREQUENCY CURVE
<30
temp [C] 51+210 10 45 151+210201 <25 251
+ +
+
4398 126 21
frequency
67
0
frequency
b
Median
corresponding
10 43 -
the X-value to
267 &
20 1
1
-
x 455 =
88
25 334
30 355 &3 -
- x 355
=
266
Cumulative exercises
frequency
At percentive is the value such that Ky the population takes values less than ar excel
of
to it
Q1 =
25t percentive x Min = o percentive
root" percentive
& 3
=
75+ -
10 2
so
30
7
dosses and
[
50 130 30 <n = 40
60 150 # 02 n =
50
70 160
I 10 1
n 5< n = 10 10 <n<20 LOCuLb0 both ho 40Cn250 50(n=60 60(n270
=
8 - 2 ↳ So 20
mil 7 5 .
/ 15 1 2 135/4555
1 65
Il
S =
160
-
W
70 -5=65
range
=
standard diviation
0x 12 5
histogram
= .
Draw dator
a
for the
A
varience
frequency
155
↑
=
50
-
I
4 -
20 -
dator is
The
skewed
slightly reft
20 -
O
108
- &
N
O
2 2
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⑧ IIT >
to to to so do Es
⑤
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see
-
-
I in numbers
[n]
hours
of
left skwed right skwed -
dato- symetric
3 median
mode mode -
mode
media median
mean mean
mean
v .
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⑤ is is ab no so s to Number [n]
of hours
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->
-
A
0
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28 . 09 6 A , B, C descriptive statistics
X
c8
10 0
30 by
50 85
70 121
90 139
146
4
110
x 146
↳ * 146
3
grauen
Y 146
-
L
150 -
140
↑
-
140-
10
-
1 - . . . . . . . . . . - -
100
-
90
-
80 -
-
-......................
70
60 -
so
-
no
i
...................
37
30-
20-
10 -
I I I >
10 so an 44 50 as o 98
in
wandidates
med=44 ① 1
=
32 0 3 =
63
number
of
160
. . . . . .
I
. . .
60 ⑤
: 8
10
↑
· -↑
a) c) 30th
160 percentive 60 % 100 60
-
=
b 100 %
-
300 97% 60 students
X% -
290
300X
2900
//0 d) Q1 4 x 300 =
75
x
-
/
30 0
X-
X-97%
10 .
a) &1
=
1 med =
2 a =
3
b) 2
2) 7 out hier
d)
#
I
O
↓ I
I
boundary)
that is lower
value than
(lower outlier
lower outlier ->
& -1 51QR .
criterior
upper
outier - volue that is higher
than
(upper boundary)
Q 3 +
1 5 IQR
.
TEST 28 . 09
STATISTICS
GA-
sampling concepts
* convenience
sampling
*
systematic sampling (regular intervals)
*
stratified sampling (1st relevant
groups ,
then random
sampling)
* Quota
sampling (1st relevant
groups ,
then convenience
sampling)
GB
summarizing dator
-
measures central
of tenoercy
:
arithmetic &
mean
(estimating from a
frequency
table needs a mid-point value (
-
- median
- mode
an =
Q2 I of
obs date samples IQR & Q
=
= -
an
I
all date samples
of
-
outliers
is
X outlier
if
:
an
X < &1 -
1 5 . FaR
x >
Q3 +
1 .
5/QR
GC-presenting data
histograms-base on
frequency table
cummulative
frequency (highest cummulative sample size)
graphs
frequency
:
10 /22 <30/30
x 10 x x <40
* 15 8 11
->2
Mid volue 5 15 25 35 ->
1
a
+
b
Mid-interval <xc b is
value
for intervel a STAT-> edit ->
an STAT
I
-> colc 1-vars
X ~20 6 .
& 22
I estimate
justified
it to
is
for lywe
it
show
only
6"b
2 so
could be 2
&x = 10 6 .
~11
8 x
=
Var(x)
0x
2
Var(X) =
Var(X) 112
At percentive is the value such that Ky the population takes values less than ar excel
of
to it
Q1 =
25t percentive x Min = o percentive
root" percentive
& 3
=
75+ -