lesson 1
... Sampling Error Sampling error • The difference between the point estimate and the actual population parameter value. • For μ: the sampling error is the difference x – μ μ is generally unknown x varies from sample to sample ...
... Sampling Error Sampling error • The difference between the point estimate and the actual population parameter value. • For μ: the sampling error is the difference x – μ μ is generally unknown x varies from sample to sample ...
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... In each case, the value of P ( X 2 4) in the table was obtained by subtraction. (You would obtain from your computer or from tables that P ( X 2 4) when X B(60,1/48) is 0.0366, to 4 decimal places. This would give ...
... In each case, the value of P ( X 2 4) in the table was obtained by subtraction. (You would obtain from your computer or from tables that P ( X 2 4) when X B(60,1/48) is 0.0366, to 4 decimal places. This would give ...
Hypothesis Testing
... Test a claim about a population mean with σ known using the classical approach Test a claim about a population mean with σ known using P-values Test a claim about a population mean with σ known using confidence intervals Understand the difference between statistical significance and practical signif ...
... Test a claim about a population mean with σ known using the classical approach Test a claim about a population mean with σ known using P-values Test a claim about a population mean with σ known using confidence intervals Understand the difference between statistical significance and practical signif ...
Chapter 08
... From a population that is normally distributed, a sample of 25 elements is selected and the standard deviation of the sample is computed. For the interval estimation of , the proper distribution to use is the a. normal distribution b. t distribution c. t distribution with 26 degrees of freedom d. t ...
... From a population that is normally distributed, a sample of 25 elements is selected and the standard deviation of the sample is computed. For the interval estimation of , the proper distribution to use is the a. normal distribution b. t distribution c. t distribution with 26 degrees of freedom d. t ...
Statistics 1 Revision Notes
... Example: When a die is rolled, we say that the probability of each number is . This is a statistical model, but the assumption that each face is equally likely might not be true. Suppose the die is weighted to increase the chance of a six. We might then find, after experimenting, that the probabilit ...
... Example: When a die is rolled, we say that the probability of each number is . This is a statistical model, but the assumption that each face is equally likely might not be true. Suppose the die is weighted to increase the chance of a six. We might then find, after experimenting, that the probabilit ...
Sample Size and Power
... • Changes in the detectable difference have HUGE impacts on sample size – 20 point difference → 25 patients/group – 10 point difference → 100 patients/group – 5 point difference → 400 patients/group • Changes in α, β, σ, number of samples, if it is a 1- or 2-sided test can all have a large impact on ...
... • Changes in the detectable difference have HUGE impacts on sample size – 20 point difference → 25 patients/group – 10 point difference → 100 patients/group – 5 point difference → 400 patients/group • Changes in α, β, σ, number of samples, if it is a 1- or 2-sided test can all have a large impact on ...
Linear regression
... If we take many random samples from the population each with its own sample mean and then create a distribution based of all of those sample means, the mean of that sampling distribution is equal to the mean of the population. ...
... If we take many random samples from the population each with its own sample mean and then create a distribution based of all of those sample means, the mean of that sampling distribution is equal to the mean of the population. ...
CHAPTER EIGHT Statistical Inference: Estimation for Single
... Mary Flindt, a Marketing Director with Epsilon Airlines, is assessing the relative importance of the "total flight" experience. An item on a survey questionnaire distributed to 100 of Epsilon's customers asked them to rate the importance of “on-time arrival” on a scale of 1 to 10 (with 1 meaning “no ...
... Mary Flindt, a Marketing Director with Epsilon Airlines, is assessing the relative importance of the "total flight" experience. An item on a survey questionnaire distributed to 100 of Epsilon's customers asked them to rate the importance of “on-time arrival” on a scale of 1 to 10 (with 1 meaning “no ...
Tutorial 6 Regression lines using Mathcad
... calculator in preference to the formulae as the calculator is quicker and offers less chance of error. In Q1 to Q3 find the mean, standard deviation and variance (a) assuming the data represents a population (b) assuming the data represents a sample. ...
... calculator in preference to the formulae as the calculator is quicker and offers less chance of error. In Q1 to Q3 find the mean, standard deviation and variance (a) assuming the data represents a population (b) assuming the data represents a sample. ...
Part II. Testing the assumptions for ANOVA
... As you can see in the above plot, the variances are more similar among groups. This suggests the log transformation was successful at equalizing the variation among group residuals. Now let’s see what happened to normality. The UNIVARIATE Procedure ...
... As you can see in the above plot, the variances are more similar among groups. This suggests the log transformation was successful at equalizing the variation among group residuals. Now let’s see what happened to normality. The UNIVARIATE Procedure ...
Slide 1
... As the degrees of freedom increase, the t-models look more and more like the Normal. In fact, the t-model with infinite degrees of freedom is exactly Normal. Copyright © 2009 Pearson Education, Inc. ...
... As the degrees of freedom increase, the t-models look more and more like the Normal. In fact, the t-model with infinite degrees of freedom is exactly Normal. Copyright © 2009 Pearson Education, Inc. ...