Stats And Prob Flashcards

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Estimate of parameters confidence level 90%

A

1.65

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Estimate of parameters confidence level 95%

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1.96

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3
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Estimate of parameters confidence level 99%

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2.58

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4
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Wstimation of parameters confidence interval

A

X - Za/2 (0/ √n) < u < X + Za/2 (0/ √n)

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5
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Maximum likely difference between the observed sample mean and the true value of the population mean

A

Margin of error

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6
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Find the confidence coefficients, what formula r u gonna use?

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N-1 then look at t table

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7
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Find the interval estimate, what formula to use?

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X- Za/2 (O/√n) < u < X + Za/2 (O/ √n)

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8
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Find the sample size of the given, what formula to use?

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N= (za/2 x o)^2
———
E

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9
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Two types of hypothesis

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Null and alternative

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10
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Rejecting the truth is what type of error ?

A

Type 1 error

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11
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Accepting the false hypothesis is what type of error?

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Type 2

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12
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One tailed , 1%

A

2.33

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13
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Two tailed 1%

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2.575

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14
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One tailed 5%

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1.645

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15
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Two tailed 5%

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1.96

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16
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One tailed 10%

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Two tailed 10%

18
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P>a
P=a
Reject / accept?

19
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P>a
Reject/ Accept?

20
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P hat is ?

A

Sample proportion

21
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P is ?

A

Population proprotion

22
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How to get p hat

23
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How to get q?

24
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Only one variable -correlation

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Univariate data

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Two variables-correlation
Bivariate data
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. . . . . .
Perfect positive correlation
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+ 1 what interpretation
Perfect correlation
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0.76 to 1
Very high correlation
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0.51 to 75
Moderately high correlation
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O.26 to 0.50
Moderately low correlation
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0 to 0.24
Very low correlation
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0
No correlation