From PALS Flashcards
What is | in R
‘OR’
Three types of R variables
Numeric
Characters (also called ‘strings”
Logical (eg true/false)
A variable with more than one variable
Vector
Character you use to select variables out of a dataframe
$
Types of scores - untouched metric
= raw/observed
Scaled to the metric mean
= Deviation scores (always sums to zero)
Scaled to a specific mean, with specified amount of st dv per unit
= standardised score
Mean is set to 0 and 1 standard deviation of 1 per unit
= Z score
What are random variables
perpetually unknowable variables pertaining to the real world
Two types of variable
Continuous (decimal points make sense)
Discrete (or factor) (ps categorical variable = discrete variables
Standard Dev of a sampling distribution
= Standard error
Examples of observed test statistic
t-statistic, chi-squared, F-statistic
Theoretical probability distribution
gives you the equivalent of a sampling distribution without yo having to construct it
Are CIs a function of p values
Yep
What defines the CI
standard error + alpha criterion value
Which error types do alpha criterions control
Type 1 (false positives)
Effect size..
= strength of relationship
Pearson’s r is…
an effect size measure
Cramer’s V is…
an effect size measure
R squared is…
an effect size measure
Measuring systematic co-occurrance is done with..
association
Correlation coefficient is a standardised…
covariance (essentially covariance of Z-scores)
Range for Pearson’s r
-1 to 1
What is r in correlation
sample coefficient