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Multivariate data analysis is the application of analyzing multiple variables simultaneously to study patterns in data tables. It helps uncover groupings or trends that are not evident when examining individual variables alone. Some key terms are: univariate analysis looks at one variable, multivariate statistics analyzes the relationship between a dependent variable and one or more independent variables, and principal component analysis reduces a large number of correlated variables into a smaller number of orthogonal dimensions to reveal the internal structure of the data in a way that best explains its variance.

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Advanced Statistics

Multivariate data analysis is the application of analyzing multiple variables simultaneously to study patterns in data tables. It helps uncover groupings or trends that are not evident when examining individual variables alone. Some key terms are: univariate analysis looks at one variable, multivariate statistics analyzes the relationship between a dependent variable and one or more independent variables, and principal component analysis reduces a large number of correlated variables into a smaller number of orthogonal dimensions to reveal the internal structure of the data in a way that best explains its variance.

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What are the features of multivariate random variable?

both
Multivariate data analysis is application of__
all
Multivariate data analysis helps us to__
both
Pattern such as group or trend in the data table can not be studied using
Multivariate data analysis.
incorrect
Use of only one variable to describe the data is known as__
univariate
Dependent variables refers to those variables__
Whose variation is analysed.
What is multivariate statistics?
all
Independent variables refers to those variables__
input to ex
__ is an example of Multivariate analysis in which relationship exist between a
dependent variable and independent variable/s.
partial least
What is the drawback of using Kernel density estimation's Histogram method?
Plot is not smooth
Stochastic variables are also known as__
randm var
If the area under the PDF curve is zero, then__
Probability = 0
Principal component analysis reduces__
Large number of corelated variables
Probability mass function is also known as__
Probability density function
Least number of coordinates required to showcase a point is__
diemnton
Amalgamation paradox is also known as__
Simpson's paradox
Lurking variable remains__
Hidden during the analysis
What is done when a new data in the sub Interval is added?
Bin is added on the top
In box kernel density estimation,__
The histogram is centered over the data points.
Characteristics of Markov process are__
Both of these
What are the features of multivariate random variable?
Both of these
What is posterior probability?
Conditional probabilty of the event after the evidence is taken into the
consideration!
If time space or state space is discrete,__
Markov process can be termed as discrete-time Markov chains
What is estimation?
Both of these
What is prior probability?
All the options mentioned

p(x) is also known as the__


Probability/wrong
What is parameter?
Parameter is a measurable quantity/wrong

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