Statistical Significance and Bivariate Tests
									
... – Typically take advantage of central limit theorem (imposes requirements on probability distributions) – Appropriate only for interval and ratio data. – More powerful than nonparametric methods. • Nonparametric statistics: – Do not require assumptions concerning the probability distribution for the ...
                        	... – Typically take advantage of central limit theorem (imposes requirements on probability distributions) – Appropriate only for interval and ratio data. – More powerful than nonparametric methods. • Nonparametric statistics: – Do not require assumptions concerning the probability distribution for the ...
									Introduction to the t statistic OVERVIEW 1. A sample mean (X)
									
... Estimated standard error is a inferential statistic measures how accurately the sample mean describes the population mean  Divide by n ...
                        	... Estimated standard error is a inferential statistic measures how accurately the sample mean describes the population mean  Divide by n ...
									Lesson 8.1 Estimation µ when σ is Known Notes
									
... zc = critical value for confidence level c based on the standard normal distribution. Example 3: Julia enjoys jogging. She has been jogging over a period of several years during which time her physical condition has remained constantly good. Usually, she jogs 2 miles per day. The standard deviation ...
                        	... zc = critical value for confidence level c based on the standard normal distribution. Example 3: Julia enjoys jogging. She has been jogging over a period of several years during which time her physical condition has remained constantly good. Usually, she jogs 2 miles per day. The standard deviation ...
									Chapter 5 Slides
									
... • Often used to model times: survival of components, to complete tasks, between customer arrivals at a checkout line, etc. Density is highly skewed: Sample means of size 10 (m=1, s=1/100.5=0.32) ...
                        	... • Often used to model times: survival of components, to complete tasks, between customer arrivals at a checkout line, etc. Density is highly skewed: Sample means of size 10 (m=1, s=1/100.5=0.32) ...
									101_102_Data_Analysis
									
... scale are equal  has ordinal properties  has an absolute zero (a value below which others have no meaning)  (e.g. degrees K, all weights and measures) ...
                        	... scale are equal  has ordinal properties  has an absolute zero (a value below which others have no meaning)  (e.g. degrees K, all weights and measures) ...