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Statistics
Fundamentals and Applications
Classifications
DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS
it is the process of organizing data effectively with the aid of graphical or textual presentation
Classification
INFERENTIAL STATISTICS
Statistics concerned about making intelligent guesses about future events based on existing data
- Concerned with obtaining information about the characteristics of a population based on some sample
Population – the collection of all elements of interest being studied
Sample – a subset of a population
Data – facts that are collected, organized and analyzed.
Variable – Characteristic of the subject being studied. Examples: height, weight, name, sales, student number, etc.
What are the variables presented in the table?
Classification of Variables
Independent Variable – characteristics that influences an outcome, or influences the outcome of another variable.
Dependent variable – a characteristic which is affected or influenced by another characteristic
What is the dependent variable?
What are the independent variables?
Scales of Measurement
• Nominal Scale – characteristics that serve as LABELS for identification
Scales of Measurement
Ordinal Scale – characteristics that has the function of a nominal data but such characteristics can be ranked
Scales of Measurement
Interval Scale – measurements that maintain the characteristics
of an ordinal dataIntervals of observation can be expressed in
terms of a fixed measureArithmetic operations can be applied to such
measurements
Scales of Measurement
Ratio scale – measurements that have the following characteristics
They can be rankedRatio between two observed values yield a
meaningful informationA Zero measurement means NONE
Scales of Measurement
Classification of Data/Variable
Numeric and Non-numeric data (Quantitative and non quantitative data)
Continuous Variables and Discrete Variables
Data Collection (How are data collected)
Surveys (sample surveys)Existing collection of data (obtain data from data
which are already collected)Experimental studies (conduct experiments)Observational studies ( Observe the subject
without influencing them)
Sampling Techniques
Random Sampling – a sampling where every member of the population has an equal chance of being included in the sample.
- Drawing lots- Table of random numbers- Systematic sampling- Stratified random sampling
Sampling Techniques
Non-Random SamplingVolunteer samplingJudgement sampling (targeted sampling)Convenience sampling