DS 367 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Interquartile Range, Box Plot, Standard Deviation
Variable
A characteristic of an individual. The characteristics can be categorical or quantitative.
Quantitative
A ... variable is one that takes on numerical values where it makes sense to find an average.
Categorical
A ... variable is one that places an individual in a group.
Distribution
What values a variable takes and how often it takes those values.
Inference
Drawing conclusions about a population of individuals based on a sample.
bar graph
The following display is a ...
two way table
The following display is a ...
frequency table
The following display is a ...
Interquartile range
Q3 - Q1 is called the ...
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Median
A measure of center not affected by outliers is called the ...
Mean
A measure of center affected by outliers is called the ...
balance
On a histogram the mean is referred to as the ... point
equal areas
On a histogram the median is referred to as the ... point
Marginal
A ... distribution is found by dividing the row or column totals by the table total.
bi-modal
The shape of this distribution is ...
skewed left
The shape of this distribution is ...
histogram
The following display is a ...
Box plot
The following display is a ...
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Document Summary
A variable is one that takes on numerical values where it makes sense to find an average. A variable is one that places an individual in a group. What values a variable takes and how often it takes those values. Drawing conclusions about a population of individuals based on a sample. bar graph. The following display is a two way table. The following display is a frequency table. A measure of center not affected by outliers is called the A measure of center affected by outliers is called the balance. On a histogram the mean is referred to as the point equal areas. On a histogram the median is referred to as the point. A distribution is found by dividing the row or column totals by the table total. bi-modal. The shape of this distribution is skewed left. The shape of this distribution is histogram. The shape of this distribution is gap.