exam 1 review Flashcards

(17 cards)

1
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mean

A

n*p

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2
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standard deviation

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square root of ((np)*(1-p))

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3
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binomial distribution

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independent observations, n is fixed, there are only 2 outcomes, and p is the same for each

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4
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normal distribution

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density curve area under = 1, probability of any given event = 0, mean = 0, standard deviation = 1, bell-shaped and symmetric

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5
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SOCS

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Shape, outliers, center, spread. Used for distribution

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6
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Dotplot

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Quantitative x1

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7
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Stemplot

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Quantitative x1

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8
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Histogram

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Quantitative x2

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9
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Bar chart

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Qualitative and quantitative

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10
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Pie chart

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Qualitative and quantitative

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11
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Slope

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r (correlation coefficient) * (standard dev of y/standard dev of x)

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12
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r vs r squared

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r - correlation coefficient, r squared - proportion of variance explained by the independent variable

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13
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experimental units

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people or things participating in an experiment

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14
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factors

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categorical explanatory variables

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15
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treatments

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combination of factor and level

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16
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levels

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different levels of factors

17
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replications

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experimental units/treatments (number of experimental units that get each treatment)