Statistics 1 Flashcards

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What is a population

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The whole set that are of intrest

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What is a sample

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some subset of the population intended to represent the population

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What is a sampliling frame?

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Sampiling untis are individually named and numbered

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4
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What is a sampiling unit?

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Each individual thing

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What are the advantages of a cencus?

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  • Should give compleatly accurate results
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What are the dissadvantages of a census?

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  • Time consumng
  • Expensive
  • Cannot use is testing is destructive
  • large volume of data to procces
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What are the advantages of a sample?

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  • cheaper
  • quicker
  • less data to procces
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What are the dissadvantages of using a sample?

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  • Data may not be accurate

- Data may not be large enough to represent small sub-groups

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How is simple random sampling carried out?

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Each item is given an identity number, then a random number generator is used.

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Adv of simple random sampling

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  • bias free
  • easy and cheap
  • each number has equal chance of being picked
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Disadvantages of simple random sampling.

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  • not suitable when population size is large

- smapiling frame is needed.

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How do you carry out Systematic sampling?

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Elements are chosen at regualr intervals in an ordered list
take every K^th number
k = poulation size/ sample size

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What are the advantages of Systematic sampling?

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  • simple & quick to use

- suitable for large samples/poulations

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Dissadvantages of using Systematic sampling?

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  • sample frames needed

- can introduce bias if sampling frame is not random

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How do you carry out Stratified sampling?

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The population is divided into groups (stratas) and a simple random sample is carried out in each group.
Sample size/population size this proportion is used

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16
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How do you carry out quota sampling? Advantages/ dis

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Like stratified but strata filled by a reasearcher
-No sampling frame needed
-non-random, potetial bias

17
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How do you carry out sampling

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Quota filled by thoses availale at the time
-easy cheep
-unlikely to be representative

18
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What does qualatiative data mean

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None numberical, like a colour.

19
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What does quantative data mean?

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Numerical, either dicrete or continuous

20
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What are the international stations?

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Cambourn
hurn
heathrow
leeming
leuchurs

21
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When was the data set recorded?

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May-October 1987- 2015
only six months

22
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What are the international stations

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Preth
Beijing, china very sunny and raining in summer, very cold winter
Jacksonville , sunny hurricanes oct 85 oct15

23
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What is 1 Knot equal to? when big storm?

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1.15mph great story 0ct15/16 87

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What is the advantage of IQR?

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It ignores extreams

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How do you find varience?
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What do you talk about when comparing two graphs?
1) Location 2) Spread (use context)
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What is interpolation?
Estimating inside the data range - usually more reliable.
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What is extrapolation?
Estimating outside of the data range - Not reliable
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What is the probability of A Given B?
P (A)
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What are the tests of independence?
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What is Discrete Uniform Distribution?
Probabilitys of all outcomes are all equal
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When do you use binomial Distribution?
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Normal distributions -Point of inflection -percentages of data in 1 2 and 3 standard deviations of data
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what data analasis is not effected by outliers?
median and IQR