Ch 7 Statistical Data Treatment and Evaluation Flashcards

1
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is the range of values within which the
population mean m is expected to lie
with a certain probability.

A

Confidence interval

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2
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the limits of the interval

A

Confidence limit

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3
Q

the probability
that the true mean lies within a certain
interval and is often expressed as a
percentage.

A

Confidence level

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4
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Formula for confidence interval

A

CI for µ = x̄ ± zσ/ √N

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5
Q

The t statistic is often called
____________. Student was the
name used by W. S. Gossett
when he wrote the classic paper
on t that appeared in 1908

A

Student’s t

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6
Q

Formula for t stat for a single measurement with result x

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t = x - µ/ s

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7
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Formula for t stat for a N measurement

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t = x̄- µ/ s/√N

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8
Q

postulates that two
or more observed quantities are the
same.

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Null hypothesis

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9
Q

we use a statistical __________
to draw conclusions about the population mean m and its nearness to the known
value, which we call m0.

A

hypothesis test

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10
Q

If a large number of results are available so that s is a good estimate of s, the ______ is
appropriate.

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z test

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11
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we can reject for either a positive value of z or for a negative value of z that exceeds the critical value. This is called a _____________ since rejection can occur for results in either tail of the distribution.

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two-tailed test

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12
Q

For a small number of results, we use a similar procedure to the z test except that the
test statistic is the

A

t test

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13
Q

uses the same type of procedure as the normal t test except that we
analyze pairs of data and compute the differences, di. The standard deviation is now
the standard deviation of the mean difference.

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Paired t test

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14
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Comparing the means of more than two samples to determine whether differences in the
means are real or the result of random error. This process is known as

A

Analysis of variance

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15
Q

The probability
that a result is outside the confidence interval is often called the

A

significance level

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16
Q

Founded the t test

A

William Gossetttes

17
Q

t test is now often called

A

Student’s t

18
Q

If it were confirmed by further
experiments that the method always
gave low results, we would say that
the method had a

A

negative bias

19
Q

Bias formula

A

µB - µo

20
Q

A___________ occurs when Ho is
rejected although it is actually true.
In some sciences, it is called

A

type I error; false negative

21
Q

A___________ occurs when Ho is accepted and
it is actually false.
In some sciences, it is called

A

type II error; false positive

22
Q

In _____ procedures, we detect difference in several population means by comparing
the variances.

A

ANOVA

23
Q

The basic principle of ____is to
compare the variations between the
different factor levels (groups) to that
within factor levels.

A

ANOVA

24
Q

By dividing the sums of squares by their corresponding degrees of freedom, we
can obtain quantities that are estimates of the between-groups and within-groups
variations.

A

mean square values

25
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