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Measures of variationMeasures of central tendency. Themodeandthemedian in adiscrete distribution series. Rule 1. If there are an odd number of values in the data set, the median is themiddle-ranked value. Rule 2.If there are an even number of values in the data set, the median is theaverage of themiddle-ranked values.
Themodeandthemedian in aninterval distribution series Themodeof aninterval ofdistribution series:
Themedianof aninterval ofdistribution series:
There is a theoretical rule which says: that a collection is considered to be homogeneous, when there is approximate equality: x ¯ = Mo = Me Quantiles of distribution Quantiles of the distribution are characteristic values of a sign that divides a population into equal parts: The median divides the population into two parts, The quartile divides the population into four parts The decile divides the population into ten parts, The percentile divides the population into a hundred parts. Quartiles (Q) split a set of data into four equal parts. Use the following rules to calculate the quartiles: Rule 1. If the result is a whole number, then the quartile is equal to that ranked value. Rule 2. If the result is a fractional half (2.5, 4.5, etc.), then the quartile is equal to the average of the corresponding ranked value. Rule 3. If the result is neither a whole number nor a fractional half, you round the result The first quartile and the third quartileforungrouped data: Q1 = (n+1)/4 ranked value, Q3 = 3(n+1)/4 ranked value. The first quartile and the third quartileforgrouped data is as follows. The decile divides the population into ten parts Percentilelocation value has its own formula for calculations: i = (p/100)*n where p is the desired percent, n – number of values in the data set.
Measures of variation In international statistics and national statistics the measures of variation are: range, interquartile range, variance, and standard deviation. The simplest measure of variation is the range. R = Xmax. – Xmin. A measure of variation that helps reduce (decrease) distortion of data because of extreme values is called the interquartile range. IR = Q3 - Q1, The population variance is the average of the squared distances of the data values from the mean. -forungrouped data -forgrouped data Simplified methodof calculation of population variance Thekind of population variance • The total variance. • The within - group variance. • The average of the groupvariance. • The intergroup variance. The rule of summing population variance is The coefficient of determination Date: 2015-12-24; view: 756
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