The document outlines key concepts in statistics, emphasizing the importance of understanding statistics without complex calculations, particularly for those with limited mathematical knowledge. It discusses the process of statistical inquiry, data collection, and the need for statistics to make sense of observations and avoid hasty conclusions. Additionally, it defines statistics in various contexts and distinguishes between descriptive and inferential statistics.
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The document outlines key concepts in statistics, emphasizing the importance of understanding statistics without complex calculations, particularly for those with limited mathematical knowledge. It discusses the process of statistical inquiry, data collection, and the need for statistics to make sense of observations and avoid hasty conclusions. Additionally, it defines statistics in various contexts and distinguishes between descriptive and inferential statistics.
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IT Skills and Data Analysis - I
IT Skills and Data Analysis - I
Internal Assessment : 80 marks
IT Skills and Data Analysis - I
Internal Assessment : 80 marks
CA + Internal end term practical
Key Idea to Study Statistics • Statistics without Calculations Key Idea to Study Statistics • Statistics without Calculations • Non mathematicians Key Idea to Study Statistics • Statistics for the innumerate
Innumerate: without a basic knowledge of
mathematics and arithmetic. Key Idea to Study Statistics • Statistics for the innumerate • Non mathematicians Key Idea to Study Statistics • Statistics in Words and pictures Key Idea to Study Statistics • Statistics in Words and Pictures
• Statistics without computation
• Relying on the power of words and pictures • Histograms • Bar graphs • Pie charts • Pictorial graphs Key Idea to Study Statistics • The underlying ideas of statistics Key Idea to Study Statistics • The underlying ideas of statistics
• Emphasis lie on the introductory text
Key Idea to Study Statistics • How to think Statistically Key Idea to Study Statistics • How to think Statistically
• Emphasis lie on the introductory text
• Idea Summarize
Key Idea to Study Statistics
• Statistics without Calculations • Statistics for the innumerate • Statistics in Words and pictures • The underlying ideas of statistics • How to think Statistically Key Idea to Study Statistics
• Statistics without Calculations
• Statistics for the innumerate • Statistics in Words and pictures • The underlying ideas of statistics • How to think Statistically
• In the absence of any other information you would think it
more likely that a tall adult is male and the small adult is female.
A past experience is being summarized
Statistical Inquiry Statistical Inquiry
1. Roughly, a past experience is being summarized.
2. Generalizing from the previous experience of how weather
varies with the calendar.
3. Prediction about how exam is related to study plan.
Making Sense of Experience Making Sense of Experience • Observation • Noticing Making Sense of Experience • Data : Collection of observations Making Sense of Experience • Data : Collection of observations Making Sense of Experience • Data : Collection of observations • Inquisitively, we start looking for connections and patterns Making Sense of Experience • Data : Collection of observations • Inquisitively, we start looking for connections and patterns • Similarities and Differences Making Sense of Experience • Data : Collection of observations • Inquisitively, we start looking for connections and patterns • Similarities and Differences • Sources of collecting the data Making Sense of Experience • Data : Collection of observations • Inquisitively, we start looking for connections and patterns • Similarities and Differences • Sources of collecting the data • Learn or infer from the information/data Making Sense of Experience • Data : Collection of observations • Inquisitively, we start looking for connections and patterns • Similarities and Differences • Sources of collecting the data • Learn or infer from the information/data • At last, we tend to generalize Need of Statistics • It has been developed as a way of making sense of collection of observations Need of Statistics • It has been developed as a way of making sense of collection of observations • Help us avoid jumping to conclusions Need of Statistics • It has been developed as a way of making sense of collection of observations • Help us avoid jumping to conclusions • Cautions about the extent to which we can generalize Need of Statistics • It has been developed as a way of making sense of collection of observations • Help us avoid jumping to conclusions • Cautions about the extent to which we can generalize • Help us to focus on our limited experience Potato-Crop Example Need of Statistics What is Statistics? Used in four different senses:
• A whole subject or discipline
• Methods used to collect /process/interpret quantitative data • Collection of data • Specially calculated figures What is Statistics? Used in four different senses: • A whole subject or discipline • Methods used to collect /process/interpret quantitative data • Collection of data • Specially calculated figures Descriptive and inferential statistics