Chapter 1 Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
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Summary measure describing the characteristic of the sample that is computed using sample data

A

Statistic

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2
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Summary measure describing the characteristic of the sample that is computed using population data

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parameter

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3
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Field of stat comprised of methods concerned with collecting, describing, and analyzing a set of data

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Descriptive Statistics

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4
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Field of stat comprised of methods concerned with analysis of sample data leading to predictions or inferences about the population

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Inferential Statistics

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5
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Process that can be repeated under similar conditions but whose outcome cannot be predicted with certainty beforehand

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Random Experiment

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6
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Collection of all possible outcomes of a random experiment

A

sample space

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7
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Lists down all elements belonging to the set

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roster method

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8
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states a rule that elements must satisify in order to belong in the set

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rule method

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9
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TRUE OR FALSE

The sample space is unique

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false, it is not

The representation depends on the characteristic of interest that will facilitate the assignment and computation of probabilities

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10
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subset of the sample space whose probability is defined

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event

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11
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Two events are [blank] if both sets have no elements in common

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mutually exclusive, pairwise disjoint

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12
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Properties of probability

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nonnegativity (0<P(A)<1)
norming axiom (P(omega) = 1)
finite additivity (union of mutually exclusive events)

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13
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assigns probabilities before the experiment (equiprobable outcomes)

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a priori/classical approach

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14
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assigns probabilities to events by repeating the experiment a large number of times

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a posteriori/relative frequency

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15
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a function whose value is a real number determined by each sample point in the sample space

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random variable

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16
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TRUE OR FALSE

Each outcome of the random variable must be mapped to exactly one real number

17
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

the CDF of a random variable X is not referred to as its distribution

18
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TRUE OR FALSE

The distribution of the random variable provides us complete information about the behavior of the random variable X

19
Q

what is the random variable in a binomial experiment?

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number of times a success has occuered in a total of n trials

20
Q

If X follows a normal distribution with myu and sigma squared. what are the percentages at 1, 2, 3 standard deviations away from the mean?