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Lesson Goals: Calculate measures of center, given a data set or a graphical display • Interpret the measures of center • Analyze the effect of extreme values on the value of the mean and median • Analyze the relationship between center and shape CA - Statistics & Probability A Warm-Up: Lesson Vocab: • Mean ● Median Mode ● Parameter • Population ● Resistant measure • Sample ● Statistic Measures of Center and Location ★ Symmetric distribution - Identical on both sides of an imaginary center line Population - The entire group of people/objects ★ Sample - A subset/select group of individuals within a population Parameter - A number that describes some characteristic of a population Statistic - A number that describes some characteristic of a sample ★ Mean - The average of all the individual data values ★Mode - Most frequently occurring value; Has the highest frequency ★ Median The midpoint of a distribution. A number such that ½ the observations are smaller and the other ½ are larger. The median is found by arranging data from least to greatest and identifying the middle value; When there is an even number of values and no middle value, the average of the two middle most values is the median. For a histogram, identify the value of each bar, add the values together, and divide the total by 2. From there it can be determined that the given...
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Stefan S, iOS User
SuSSan, iOS User
number +1 would be the estimated median of the graph. From there, you would need to determine which bars add up to that value to find which bar on the histogram represents the median. Resistant Measure - A statistical measure that is not sensitive to extreme values(Outliers) The Mean is not a resistant value ● The median is a resistant value
- Calculate measures of center, given a data set or a graphical display - Interpret the measures of center - Analyze the effect of extreme values on the value of the mean and median - Analyze the relationship between center and shape
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Lesson Goals: Calculate measures of center, given a data set or a graphical display • Interpret the measures of center • Analyze the effect of extreme values on the value of the mean and median • Analyze the relationship between center and shape CA - Statistics & Probability A Warm-Up: Lesson Vocab: • Mean ● Median Mode ● Parameter • Population ● Resistant measure • Sample ● Statistic Measures of Center and Location ★ Symmetric distribution - Identical on both sides of an imaginary center line Population - The entire group of people/objects ★ Sample - A subset/select group of individuals within a population Parameter - A number that describes some characteristic of a population Statistic - A number that describes some characteristic of a sample ★ Mean - The average of all the individual data values ★Mode - Most frequently occurring value; Has the highest frequency ★ Median The midpoint of a distribution. A number such that ½ the observations are smaller and the other ½ are larger. The median is found by arranging data from least to greatest and identifying the middle value; When there is an even number of values and no middle value, the average of the two middle most values is the median. For a histogram, identify the value of each bar, add the values together, and divide the total by 2. From there it can be determined that the given...
Lesson Goals: Calculate measures of center, given a data set or a graphical display • Interpret the measures of center • Analyze the effect of extreme values on the value of the mean and median • Analyze the relationship between center and shape CA - Statistics & Probability A Warm-Up: Lesson Vocab: • Mean ● Median Mode ● Parameter • Population ● Resistant measure • Sample ● Statistic Measures of Center and Location ★ Symmetric distribution - Identical on both sides of an imaginary center line Population - The entire group of people/objects ★ Sample - A subset/select group of individuals within a population Parameter - A number that describes some characteristic of a population Statistic - A number that describes some characteristic of a sample ★ Mean - The average of all the individual data values ★Mode - Most frequently occurring value; Has the highest frequency ★ Median The midpoint of a distribution. A number such that ½ the observations are smaller and the other ½ are larger. The median is found by arranging data from least to greatest and identifying the middle value; When there is an even number of values and no middle value, the average of the two middle most values is the median. For a histogram, identify the value of each bar, add the values together, and divide the total by 2. From there it can be determined that the given...
iOS User
Stefan S, iOS User
SuSSan, iOS User
number +1 would be the estimated median of the graph. From there, you would need to determine which bars add up to that value to find which bar on the histogram represents the median. Resistant Measure - A statistical measure that is not sensitive to extreme values(Outliers) The Mean is not a resistant value ● The median is a resistant value