Displaying and Summarizing Quantitative Data
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Distribution | Slices up all possible values of the variable into equal-width bins.
Gives counts of values falling into each bin.
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Histogram | Show distribution of a quantitative variable.
Each bar represents frequency (counts) of values falling into each bin.
Bars can touch.
MUST HAVE FREQUENCY TABLE.
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Relative Frequency Histogram | Each bar represents frequency of values falling into each bin in PERCENTS.
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Bins in Histograms | Minimum of FIVE BINS
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Bin | Bar or class
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Horizontal (X) Axis on Histograms | Variable.
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Vertical (Y) Axis on Histograms | Frequency (counts or percents).
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Stem and Leaf Display | Sketches distribution of quantitative data.
Useful for small sets of data.
MUST HAVE KEY (with units).
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Dotplot | Graphs a dot for each case against a single axis.
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Shape | Modes (single, multiple, etc.); Skew and Symmetry; Outliers and Gaps.
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Modes | Unimodal (one mode); Bimodal (two modes); Multimodal (multiple modes); uniform (no modes).
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Right Skew | Mean > Median (mean is on right).
Tail (or longest whisker) is on right.
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Left Skew | Mean < Median (mean is on left).
Tail (or longest whisker) is on left.
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Symmetry | Mean = Median.
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Outlier | All outliers are influential; not all influential datum are outliers.
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Spread | Range, IQR (Inner Quartile Range), and Standard Deviation (Variance).
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Range | Maximum - Minimum
Not resistant to outliers.
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Inner Quartile Range (IQR) | Q3 - Q1
More resistant to outliers (than range).
Middle 50%.
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Standard Deviation | Square root of variance.
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Mean | Average
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Five Number Summary (Smallest to Largest) | Minimum, Quartile 1, Median, Quartile 3, Maximum
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"n" | Sample size.
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Minimum | Smallest datum in the set of data.
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Maximum | Largest datum in the set of data.
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Quartile 1 (Q1) | "Median of lower half".
Marks 25th percentile.
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Quartile 3 (Q3) | "Median of upper half".
Marks 75th percentile.
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Median (Quartile 2, Q2, or Med.) | Middle datum (but not necessarily an actual piece of data).
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Numerical Summary (10 factors) | Mean, Standard Deviation, Range, Inner Quartile Range (IQR), "n", and Five Number Summary (Minimum, Q1, Median, Q3, and Maximum).
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Most reliable measure of CENTER when shape is SYMMETRICAL | Mean.
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Most reliable measure of CENTER when shape is SKEWED | Median.
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Most reliable measure of SPREAD when shape is SYMMETRICAL | Standard Deviation.
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Most reliable measure of SPREAD when shape is SKEWED | Inner Quartile Range (IQR).
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Percentile | The ith percentile is the number that falls above i% of the data.
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