SAP Flashcards

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  • a branch of Mathematics dealing with the collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of data.
  • a branch of Mathematics that provides techniques to analyze whether or not the given data is significant.
  • a science that studies data and used data to find an answer or solution to a problem or inquiry.
  • used in decision-making.
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STATISTICS

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The word statistics derived from the Latin word … means …

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  • status
  • state of government
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ordered to conduct census throughout the entire Roman Empire before the birth of Christ.

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Caesar Augustus

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  • Father of Statistics
  • British Statistician and Geneticist
    “The greatest of Darwin’s successor”
  • He created the foundations of modern statistical science.
  • Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)
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Ronald Aylmer Fisher

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IMPORTANCE OF STATISTICS

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  • it characterizes persons, objects, situations, and phenomena.
  • it explains relationships among variables.
  • it formulates assessments and comparisons.
  • it makes evidence-based decisions and predictions.
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To answer statistical questions in a way that maximizes information content and minimizes bias.

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Planning and Collection of Data

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Verifying the quality of data after they were collected.

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Analysis of Data

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Summarizing the information extracted from the data.

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Interpretation of Data

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Examining the summary statistics so that meaningful information can be produced to support decision-making.

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Presentation of Data

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  • branch of mathematics that studies patterns of chances.
  • is about planning experiments and comparing the number of possible outcomes to the number of outcomes you want.
  • the way of expressing knowledge or belief that an event will occur on chance.
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PROBABILITY

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the word probability derived from Latin word … means …

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  • probabilis
  • provable or credible
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originated in the study of …

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gambling and insurance in the 17th century.

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  • Father of Probability
  • Italian Statistician
  • “Very smart but weird”
    He wrote a book entitled “Liber de Ludo Aleae”.
  • An accomplished gambler and chess player.
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Girolamo Cardano
(1501 - 1576)

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  • French Mathematician and Lawyer - - Inspired by Game of Chance
  • Gave his answers in terms of the chances.
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Pierre De Fermat

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  • French Mathematician
  • Physicist, Inventor, Philosopher, Writer, and Catholic Theologian
  • Inspired by Game of Chance
  • Gave his answer in terms of quantity or “expectations”
  • His work became the standard in solving problems of chance in the 17th century.
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Blaise Pascal

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WHY DO STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY STUDY TOGETHER?

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  • Because statistical applications are based on probability statements.
  • Statistics report the probability that similar results would occur if you repeated the experiment.
  • Nothing is “proved” with statistics unless it is done through probability.