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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

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MATCHING TYPE Choices: • 3rd decile • level of significance • continuous • critical region • probability sampling • sample survey • sample space • census • mean • grouped data • inferential statistics • statistic • sample • Type II error • stratified sampling • skewness • ratio scale • simple random sampling • null hypothesis • coefficient of variation Questions: 41. a conclusion that two populations are not different from each other when in fact they are 42. a value which divides an array of observations into two equal parts 43. the region where the null hypothesis is rejected 44. usually represents the inverse of one's research hypothesis 45. a random variable which takes on uncountably infinite number of points 46. a graph used in showing the component parts of a whole 47. designed for data collection under controlled conditions 48. a sampling scheme where heterogeneous population is divided into homogeneous groups 49. method of collecting data from every element in the population 50. measure of relative dispersion

Statistics that allow for inferences or estimates about the population. Inferential statistics enable analysts come to conclusions about the population based on sample data. Inferential statistics cover the basics of inferential statistics, all kinds of hypotheses tests and their confidence intervals, design of experiments, and statistical power and errors. It also includes point estimation techniques, limit theorems, sampling distributions, approximations, and bounds. Correlation, regression, and association are also covered under inferential statistics to infer relationships between variables.

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