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  • statistics is a branch of math that deals with a scientific collection, organization, presentation, analysis, and interpretation of numerical data
  • statistic method refers to the process used in the collection, presentation, analysis
  • The nature of statistics are collection, organization, analysis, interpretation
  • the measures of statistics and probability are central tendency, dispersion, and position
  • Descriptive statistics is concerned with describing the properties and characteristics of data
  • Inferential statistics is a method with the analysis of a sample data leading to prediction, inferences, interpretation, or conclusion
  • Qualitative data refers to descriptive attributes that cannot be subjected to mathematical operation
  • Quantitative data refers to numerical info based from counting or measuring
  • Population refers to the totality of all elements
  • Parameter is any statistical information or attribute taken from a population. It is the mean of the population
  • Sample is a part of a population determined by sampling procedures
  • Statistic is any attributes taken from a sample. Mean of the sample
  • Variable is a specific factor, property, or characteristics of a population or a sample which differentiates a sample or group of samples from another group
  • dependent variable: characteristics affects each other
  • independent variable: characteristics do not affect each other
  • discrete variables: variable that can be obtain by counting, whole numbers
  • continuous variable: can be obtained by measuring objects or attributes, decimals, fractions, whole numbers
  • scales of measurement is a value of a variable or characteristics of an element called an observation or measurement
  • Nominal scale: depicts the presence or absence of a certain attribute. Usually involves the random assignments to represent the attribute. Data are classified into categories in which no ordering is implied
  • ordinal scale: data is classfied according to order or rank
  • interval scale: data at this level may lack inherent zero starting point. The observed data are classified into categories with ordering, direction of ranks and magnitude between ranks. Negative numbers are considered
  • ratio scale: modified to include the inherent zero starting point
  • probability : possibility
  • experiment is a process of investigation from which results are observed
  • sample space is the set of possible outcomes
  • outcome: possible result of an experiment
  • event: subset of all possible values outcomes or sample space of an experiment
  • theoretical probability : an approach that basses the possible probability
  • hearts and diamonds : red
  • spades and clover : black
  • discrete probability distribution is a table or a formula that indicates a discrete random variable and their responsibility
  • the sum of all probabilities of all values is equal to 1
  • the probability of specific value or range in the probability distribution is between 0 and 1 only